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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS IN THE BLACK BELT
Twenty-Five Years in the Black Belt
BY
WILLIAM J. EDWARDS
THE CORNHILL COMPANY BOSTON
Copyright, 1918 by The Cornhill Company
TO MY LOVING WIFE WHO ENCOURAGED ME IN ALL MY EARLY STRUGGLES AND AIDED ME IN ALL MY ACHIEVEMENTS
CONTENTS
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
PREFACE
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS IN THE BLACK BELT
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS IN THE BLACK BELT
CHAPTER 1.
Childhood Days.
CHAPTER 2.
Shadows.
CHAPTER 3.
A Ray of Light.
CHAPTER 4.
Life at Tuskegee.
CHAPTER 5.
Reconnoitering.
CHAPTER 6.
Founding the Snow Hill School.
CHAPTER 7.
Small Beginnings.
CHAPTER 8.
Campaigning for Funds in the North.
CHAPTER 9.
Results.
CHAPTER 10.
Origin of the Jeanes Fund.
CHAPTER 11.
Appreciation.
CHAPTER 12.
Graduates and Ex-students.
Sketch of My Life.
CHAPTER 13.
The Solution of the Negro Problem.
The White Man’s Solution.
The Negro’s Method of Solution.
Fallacy of the Master and the Bible Remedy.
Only One Road to the Solution.
The Attitude of the North Towards This Problem.
CHAPTER 14.
The Greatest Menace of the South.
CHAPTER 15.
The Negro Exodus.
CHAPTER 16.
The Negro and the Public Schools of the South.
CHAPTER 17.
Where Lies the Negro’s Opportunity?
CHAPTER 18.
School Problems of a Tuskegee Graduate.
CHAPTER 19.
Benefits Wrought by Hardships.
CHAPTER 20.
The Negro and the World War.
APPENDIX
Address Delivered by Mr. Edwards on the Twentieth Anniversary of His Graduation from Tuskegee.
APPENDIX
ADDRESS DELIVERED BY MR. EDWARDS IN BESSEMER, ALABAMA
“THE SIGNS OF TIMES”
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