Jim Crow: voices from a century of struggle: Tyina L. Steptoe, editor Part 1 1876-1919 Reconstruction to the Red Summer
"Bringing together speeches, pamphlets, journalism, legal opinions, congressional testimony, and poems by writers both famous and less known, this first of two volumes opens with Frederick Douglass's impassioned 1876 call to preserve voting rights for freedmen and culminates with W. A. Dom...
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Contents Introduction In Txina L. Steptoe. xix 1876-1896 Frederick Douglass: Speech to the Republican National Convention, June 14, 1876 Pivtectinp rhe Black Vote in the South. 3 Denver Daily Tribune: “A Threatening Power” January 12,1877 .•1 Republican Nowspaperocks Democratic Fears. 6 57. Loitis Globe Democrat: The Future of the Negro, April 27,1877 "The noorder of things". 8 National Colored Colonization Society’: Address to Rutherford R Haves, September 15,1877 ".4 ivorse state of slavery". II Hester Hickman: The Land That Gives Birth to Freedom, 18—7: Extending Our Voices to Heaven .4 Sona of the Black Exodus. 14 The .Wir York Times: New Homes for Freedmen, January 23, 1879 “.4 territory for colored men " 16 77л- Chicano Tribune: The Debtor South, May 13,1879 Sbarecroppinp in Louisiana and Mississippi 19 Benjamin Singleton: from Testimony to the Senate Select Committee. April 17, 1880 "The father ofthe exodus" 28 Stephen Field: Opinion in Pace r. Alabama, January 29. 1883 Upholding Anti-Miscepenation Lairs. 40 John Marshall Harlan: Dissenting Opinion in Civil Riphts Cases. October 15, 1883 “Universal freedom in this country". 43
№n York Globe·. The ( л\ il Rights Decision, October 20, 1883 'Aliens in our native land". Nathaniel S. Shaler: The Negro Problem, November 1SS4 “The real danaers that this African blood bnnas ". George Washington ('able: The Freedman's Case in 1 qmu, January 1885 “Ebe otitrapeousness ofthese tyrannies". . Thomas Miller: Speech in Congress on the Flections Bill, Jannarv 12, 1891 Ibe Need fora Federal Elections Law . Ida B. Wells: Southern Horrors: l.vnch Hur in AH Its /0 1892 Я Crusade for Justice Retins. Frederick Douglass: from Ibe Reason Whs the . 'olored American is not in the World's ( \d и ml·;, in l.\-pos;t;on. 180: The Endurina Impact of Slavers-. Ida B. Wells: from Ibe Reason Whs- the ( Colored American is not in the World's Columbian Гдроул, 189; Class Lepislatton and the Convict Erase Ssstem. Richard T. Greener: The White Problem, Mac 1894 “The so-called 'Caucasian' intellect". Ida B. Wells: from A Red Record. 1895 Examining Excuses for Lvucbina. Booker T. Washington: Address at the Atlanta Exposition. September 18, 1895 fis separate as the finaers". Clark Howell: To the Editor ot Ibe World. September 19, 1895 A Southern Newspaper Editor Praises
Washington. Republican Members of the South Carolina Convention: To the Editor of Ibe World, September 30, 1895 Defending Black Suffrage. Grover Cleveland: To Booker T. Washington, October 6,1895 Praisefrom the President.
CONTENTS xiii Robert Smalls: from Speech in the South Carolina Convention. October 26,1895 Arguing Against Disenfranchisement. 208 Albion \ Tourgee: Brief for the Plaintiff'in Plessyv. Feiguson, c. 1895 The Uncimstitutionaliry of Railroad Segregation. 214 Henry В. Brown: Opinion in Plcssy v. Ferguson, May 18, 1896 Upholding "equal but separate" Accommodations. 250 John Marshall Harlan: Dissenting Opinion in Plcssy r. Ferguson, May 18, 1896 "The »'rung this dav done". 262 1897-1909 7he Washington Evening Star·. Negro Emigration, October 21, 1897 An Interview with Bishop Henry .McNeal Turner. 277 77л· Wilmington .Morning Star: Mrs. Felton Speaks, August 18, 1898 A White Southern Woman Defends Lynching. 280 Ihe Wilmington Morning Star: A Horrid Slander, August 30, 1898 A Black Editor Responds to Rebecca Felton. 282 The Raleigh News and Observer: Defamer Must Go, November 10. 1898 Inciting the Wilmington Insurrection. 286 W. H. Council!: The Future of the Negro, Julv 1899 "Ihe terrible, stern reality of the situation ”. 29О Ihe New Orleans Daily Picayune: To Protect the City; End of a Desperado, Julv 28. 1900 Ehe Deadly Manhunt for Robert Charles. 299 Ihe Richmond Planet: The Butchery at New Orleans; With a Rifle in His Hand, August 4, 1900 Praising Robert Charles: "Bold and
defiant to the last". 302 Ihe Navasota Daily Examiner: Campaign Oratory, September 29, 1900 The White Man's Onion Holds a Rally. 306
George H. White: Speech in Congress in Défense of the Negro Race, January 29, 1901 .4 Black Congressman's Valedictory Addressvq The Independent: The Negro Problem: Huw It Appeals to a Southern Colored Woman, September iX, 19 2 "Why are we ftirpo::: né";2X Beniamin R. Tillman from Speech in the Senate on the Васс Problem, February 24, 1923 A/mm.·;;:/ White Supremacy;;o The /egih): Daily Globe: Murderer of Leslie I inched bv Ange a Mob, April ιό, îqo; lie I 220 of'Ihomas Gilsord. ;S W1-. B. Du 14 nv Of Mr. Booker T. Washington ami Others, ( i'leicizi'-o W.ishinatons Leadership’tot Charles W ( hesnutr: The Disfranchisement of the Negro. The X:id::e.nftbe Titicentb Amendment. 4. 4 ( hartes Branties Avcock: from Speech to the North ( an iina Society, December 1S, 190; A Southern Governor Celebrates Disfranchisement. 424 William Monroe Trotter to WE.B. Du Bois. Mai\h 26, 10 s Challenpinß B asbinptoii к Leadership. 420 Aida Overton Walker: Colored Men and Women on the Stage, October 1905 A Black Vaudeville Star Speaks. 42S Marv Church Terrell: What It Means to Be Colored in the Capital of the United States, October 10. 1006 Segregation in Washington. D.C. 4;; The New York Tinies: Negro Pastors Assail Roosevelt's Arms Order, November 19,1906 Protesting the Brownsville Dismissals. 44; Marv Church Terrell: Peonage in
the U'nited States; The Convict Lease System and the Chain Gangs, August 1907 "■Violation of the thirteenth amendment". 44(1
CONTENTS Sally Nash: Interview about Life in Rentiesville, Oklahoma, 1901-08, June 22,1937 Rrmembfrin^ a Black Town in the Southwest.468 San Pedro Daily News: The Candidates and the Negro, October 14,1908 Rallying the Black Votefor the Republicans. 470 The New Turk Evening Post: Conference on Negroes, February 13, 1909 “Ehe renewal of the strudle for civil and political liberty”. . . . 472 Platform Adopted bv the National Negro Committee, June I, 1909 Fotindina the NAACP. 476 1909-1919 Hanford Dailv Journal: I.vnching Bees in Present Year Numerous, December 17, 1909 Seventy Victims of Mob Violence. 481 Eos Angeles Times: The Fight and Its Consequences, Ink 6, 19Ю Ehe Johnson-Jefries Fiaht. 485 William Pickens: Talladega College Professor Speaks on Reno Fight, July 30,1910 Ctlebriitinii Jack Johnson's Victory. 488 I ester A. Walton: Concert at Carnegie Hall, May 9, 1912 James Reese Europe and the Clef Club 492 Ehe Austin Daily Statesman: Negroes to Gather Here by Thousands, Mav 20, 1912 Celcbratina Jnnetcentb 496 Moorfield Storey, W.E.B. Du Bois, Oswald Garrison Villard to Woodrow Wilson, August 15, 1913 Protestina the Scpreyation of Federal Workers. 498 William Monroe Trotter: Address to Woodrow Wilson, November 12, 1914 ‘Ayvatuitous blow aaainst erer-loyal
citizens”. 501 Woodrow Wilson and William Monroe Trotter: An Exchange, November 12. 1914 A White House Confrontation. 505
Provisional Directorate of the Revolutionary Plan: The Plan of San Diego, January 6, 1915 Plotting the Overthrow of “Tanket tyranny" Francis Hackett: Brother] Love, March 20. 1915 Reviewing The Birth of a Nation: “vicious and de fa nia tory" Outlook; The Birth of a Nation, April 14.1915 “An exaltation of race war" W P. B. Do Bois: "We Should Worry,” June 191 * Иariinie (Igvortitnitics Tw Sec 1 ok Times'. Mob of 4000 Rules in Fast St. I oui'. Mav 29. tot- Mob Аплтон Black Workers Carlos P. I hn\P Post Dispatch Man. An Рас Witness, Describes Massacre of Negroes, Julv 191“ .-i DcadA 1\:·α in East St. Louis John Pero: trom Testimony to the House Select Committec, October 24. mi” Ra. it lesoms East St. Louis Janies Weldon Johnson: Λη Armv with Banners, August 2, 191A Silent March in Xew Tork City Ralph Van Deman: Army intelligence Memorandum on William Monroe Trotter. October 2. 191’ Watching a “Radical colored man". Martha Gruening: Houston: An N.A.A.CP. Investigation. November 1917 A Rebellion by Black Soldiers The Chicago Defender: Migration ansi Its Effect, April 20, 1918 The Great dfißration Xorth. Leonidas C. Dvcr: Speech in Congress on the Anti-Lvnching Bill. May ". 1918 The Constitutionality ofa federal Law. W.E.B. Du Bois: Close Ranks. July igtS “The crisis of the world".
CONTENTS xvii Cyril Briggs: The American Race Problem, September-December 1918 “Hatred of the unlike”. 569 lite Ripbt-About: Hell-Fighters Cheered on Homecoming, February 19,1919 A Black Regiment Returns from France. 579 WE.B. Du Bois: Returning Soldiers, May 1919 "This country . . . is yet a shameful land”. 582 Jeannette Carter: Negroes of Washington Were Forced to Protect Themselves, August 2,1919 “Striking terror into . . . the white mob”. 584 James E. Scott: Statement on Attack bv Rioters in Washington, DC., August 4, 1919 “Lynch him" . 587 Martina Simms: Washington Riot, August 15,1919 “Ihey will fiaht”. 588 Ihr Chicago Daily Tribune: Report Two Killed, Fifty Hurt, in Race Riots, July 28,1919 ,4 City Erupts. 589 77л' (.'.hieaao Daily Tribune: Negroes Call on Mayor, Lowden, to Stop Riots, July 31, 1919 “The Casses and Cure" for the Riot . 595 A. Philip Randolph: Our Reason for Being, August 1919 ,4 Proaram for “Xearo labor radicalism”. 599 Marcus Garver: Speech in New York Citv, August 25, 1919 “Fora free and independent race". 604 W. A. Domingo and Claude McKay: If We Must Die,
September 1919 “lite New Ncaro has arrived". 616 Chrvutiloßv. 621 Note on the Texts. 632 Notes. 641 Index. 701 |
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