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Through Afro-America: An English Reading of the Race Problem

Chapter 38: INDEX
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An English observer travels through the Southern United States and parts of the Caribbean and Central America to examine the racial question. Combining on-the-spot reportage and analytical chapters, the narrative surveys segregation, legal and political discrimination, education and industrial initiatives, religious influence, crime, and the economic conditions shaping Black and white communities. The author compares regional practices, weighs arguments for assimilation versus enforced separation, and discusses reform experiments such as industrial schooling and prohibition. Accounts of cities, institutions, and agricultural and industrial developments are used to broaden the inquiry and to draw conclusions about practical approaches to racial adjustment.

INDEX

  • Baker, Ray Stannard, 5, 18, 64, 105, 224
  • Baltimore, Maryland, 16
  • Biological argument, 227
  • Birmingham, Alabama, 126
  • “Black Belt,” The, 67
  • “Blind Tigers,” 147, 151
  • Boll-Weevil, The, 77
  • Bratton, Bishop, 43, 71
  • Bruce, P. A., 191
  • Buttrick, Wallace, 77
  • Cable, G. W., 87
  • Calhoun, William P., 211
  • Canal Zone, The, 280
    •    ”    ”   Club Houses in, 284
    •    ”    ”   Commissary Stores in, 285
  • Chain-gangs, 33, 99
  • Charleston, South Carolina, 176
  • Chicago, 3, 7
  • Child labour, 18, 90
  • “Clubs” and alcohol, 147, 150
  • Colon (Aspinwall), 276
  • Colour-Problem, Reality of, 9, 197
  • “Coloured Man,” in Jamaica, distinct from negro, 272
  • Convict labour, 96
  • Cooper, Edward E., 226
  • Cuba, 23, 247, 263
    •    ”   Colour-line in, 250
    •    ”   Revolution in, 253
  • Culebra Cut, Panama, 287
  • Education, 17, 22, 25, 43, 76, 104, 128
    •    ”   Academic, 17, 50, 122, 141
    •    ”   Agricultural, 76
    •    ”   Compulsory, 78, 128
    •    ”   Industrial, 17, 50, 57, 109, 119, 192
    •    ”   Board, General, 76
  • Equality, Political, 9, 72
    •    ”   Race, 43, 231
  • Ethnological argument, 217
  • Finot, Jean, 219
  • Florida, 177
  • Florida East Coast Railway, 178, 180
  • Frissell, H. B., 119
  • Foraker, Senator, 107
  • Gatun Dam, Panama, 289
  • Goethals, Colonel, 281
  • “Grandfather clause,” 171
  • Graves, John Temple, 238
  • Immigration, European, 133, 196
  • Indians, American, 123
    •    ”   Asiatic, 183
  • Instinct, 8, 9, 16, 71, 201, 217
  • Isthmian Canal Commission, 280, 283
  • Jacksonville, Florida, 177
  • “Jai Alai,” 257
  • Jamaica, 265
  • “Jim Crow Car,” 70, 131, 139, 234
  • Justice, Administration of, 96
  • Kingston, Jamaica, 265
  • Knapp, S. A., 79
    •  ”   Arthur, 81
  • Negro and Jew, 215
    • ”   and Prohibition, 149, 195
    • ”   as domestic servant, 18
    • ”   barbers, 30
    • ”   “Body odour” of, 144
    • ”   churches, 139, 163
    • ”   crime, 26, 28, 100, 142, 200
    • ”   Cuban, 251
    • ”   disfranchisement, 34, 171, 212, 234
    • ”   education, 17, 22, 25, 43, 104, 174
    • ”   homes, 32, 35, 53, 156
    • ”   Inferiority of, 221
    • ”   Instinctive feeling towards, 8, 144, 183
    • ”   in the North, 7, 209
    • ”   Jamaican, 272, 290
    • ”   labour unnecessary to South, 211
    • ”   lawyers, 31, 36, 98
    • ”   loyalty during Civil War, 25
    • ”   morality, 64, 139, 214
    • ”   mortality, 193, 205
    • ”   Northern feeling towards, 3, 14, 21, 209
    • ”   Numbers of, 16, 93, 189
    • ”   peonage, 102, 234
    • ”   policemen, 169
    • ”   precocity, 129
    • ”   professional men, 33
    • ”   Progressive, 142

”   religion, 34, 74, 139 ”   State, A, 237 ”   Rural, 69, 193 ”   taxation, 104, 169 ”   thrift, 54, 175 ”   Urban, 69, 193 ”   vitality, 189 ”   wealth, 32, 33, 35, 157 Negrophobia “not matter of colour,” 144 New Orleans, 87, 153 New York, 7, 15, 195

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  • Old Point Comfort, 114
  • Olivier, Sir Sydney, 200, 203, 227
  • Page, Thomas Nelson, 25, 27, 33, 138, 193, 207, 209
  • Palma, President, 252
  • Panama Canal, 276
    •  ”   City, 279
    •  ”   Isthmus of, 278
  • “Pan-mixture,” 219
  • Patterson, Professor, 106
  • “Pelota,” 257
  • Peonage, 102, 234
  • Philadelphia, 21, 195
  • Phillips, Dr., 127
  • “Poor Whites,” 3, 18, 195
  • Population, Proportion of black to white, 16, 93, 189, 196
    •      ”   Increase of negro, 36, 189, 196
  • Port Antonio, Jamaica, 268
  • Prohibition, 146
  • St. Augustine, Florida, 178
  • Santiago di Cuba, 264
  • Segregation of Negroes, Proposed, 233
  • Slavery, 3, 25, 32, 230
  • Slave-trade, 201, 220
  • Smith, W. B., 27, 129
  • Southern States an Anglo-Saxon community, 218
  • Southern States a “white man’s land,” 204, 229
  • Southern States, Poverty of, 77, 105, 202
  • Southern States, Religion of white population, 73, 143, 154
  • Southern States, Wealth of, 76
  • Stone, A. H., 23, 93, 97, 157, 188, 190, 211, 243
  • Street-car episodes, 11, 30, 93, 176
  • Vicksburg, Mississippi, 68, 85
  • Virginia Hot Springs, 19