Select List of References On the Negro Question

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Booker T.
Washington.
North American review, vol. 171 {Aug. 1900): 221-2 NEGRO question: ARTICLES IN PERIODICALS. 23 1900. Crime among the negroes of Chicago. A social study. Mon- roe N. Work.
American journal of sociology^ vol, 6 {Sept. 1900): 1900. The fourteenth amendment and the race question. Max West.
American jovmal of sociology^ vol, 6 {Sept, 1900): 24^-^54, 1900. North Carolina's suffrage amendment.
American monthly review of reviews,, vol, '22 {Sept, 1900): 273-27^, 1900. Crime among ...the negroes of Chicago.
PuUic opinion, vol, 29 {Sept. 20, 1900): 367, 1900. The negro problem in the South. Oscar W. Underwood.
Forum, vol, 30 {Oct, 1900): 215-219, 1900. Have we an American race question? 1. The negro vindi- cated. George Allen Mebane. 2. Passing of the race problem. Walter L. Hawley. 3. Lawlessness vs, law- lessness. W. S. Scarborough. 4. A plea from the South.
Walter Guild.
Arena, vol. 24, {Nov,, 1900): iJfi-JySS, 1900. Paths of hope for the negro. Jerome Dowd.
Century magazine, vol, 61 {Dec, 1900): 278-281, 1900.

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