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1921
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"John Redding Goes to Sea."
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Stylus 1 (May): 11–22.
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"O Night."
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Stylus 1 (May): 42.
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1922
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"Poem."
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Howard University Record 16 (February): 236
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"Night."
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Negro World.
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"Journey’s End."
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Negro World.
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"Passion."
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Negro World.
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1924
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"Drenched in Light."
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Opportunity 2 (December): 371–74.
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1925
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"Spunk."
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Opportunity 3 (June): 171–73.
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"Spunk."
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The New Negro, ed. Alain Locke. New York: Albert & Charles Boni. 105–11.
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"Magnolia Flower."
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Spokesman (July): 26–29.
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"The Hue and Cry About Howard University."
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Messenger (September):315–19, 338.
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"Under the Bridge."
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X–Ray: Journal of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority (December).
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"The Ten Commandments of Charm."
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X–Ray: Journal of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority (December).
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"On Noses."
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X–Ray: Journal of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority (December).
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1926
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"John Redding Goes to Sea."
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Opportunity 4 (January): 16–21. [reprint]
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"Muttsy."
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Opportunity 4 (August): 246–50.
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"Possum or Pig."
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Forum 76 (September): 465.
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"The Eatonville Anthology."
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Messenger (September–November): 261–62, 297, 319, 332.
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Color Struck: A Play
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Fire!! 1 (November): 7–15.
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"Sweat."
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Fire!! 1 (November): 40–45.
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"Spears: A Play."
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X–Ray: Journal of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority (December).
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1927
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The First One: A Play.
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In Ebony and Topaz, ed. Charles Johnson. New York: National Urban League. 53–37.
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"Cudjoe’s Own Story of the Last African Slaver."
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Journal of Negro History 12 (October): 648–63.
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"Communication."
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Journal of Negro History 12 (October): 664–67.
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1928
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"How It Feels to Be Colored Me."
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World Tomorrow 11 (May): 215–16.
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1930
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"Dance Songs and Tales from the Bahamas."
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Journal of American Folklore 43 (July–September): 294–312.
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1931
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"Hoodoo in America."
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Journal of American Folklore 44 (October–December): 317–418.
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1933
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"The Gilded Six–Bits."
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Story 3 (August): 60–70.
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1934
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Jonah’s Gourd Vine.
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Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott.
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"Characteristics of Negro Expression."
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In Negro: An Anthology. Ed. Nancy Cunard. London: Wishart. 39–46.
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"Conversions and Visions."
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In Negro: An Anthology. Ed. Nancy Cunard. London: Wishart.. 47–49.
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"Shouting."
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In Negro: An Anthology. Ed. Nancy Cunard. London: Wishart. 49–50.
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"The Sermon."
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In Negro: An Anthology. Ed. Nancy Cunard. London: Wishart. 50–54.
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"Mother Catharine."
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In Negro: An Anthology. Ed. Nancy Cunard. London: Wishart. 54–57.
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"Uncle Monday."
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In Negro: An Anthology. Ed. Nancy Cunard. London: Wishart. 57–61.
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"Spirituals and Neo–Spirituals."
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In Negro: An Anthology. Ed. Nancy Cunard. London: Wishart. 359–61.
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"The Fire and the Cloud."
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Challenge 1 (September): 10–14.
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"Race Cannot Be Great Until It Recognizes Its Talent."
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Washington Tribune (December 29).
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1935
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"Full of Mud, Sweat and Blood."
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New York Herald Tribune Books (November 3): 15–16.
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Mules and Men.
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Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott.
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1937
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Their Eyes Were Watching God.
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Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott.
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"Fannie Hurst by Her Ex–Amanuensis."
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Saturday Review (October 9): 15–16.
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"Star–Wrassling Sons–of–the–Universe."
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New York Herald Tribune Books (December 26): 4.
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1938
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"Rural Schools for Negroes."
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New York Herald Tribune Books (February 20): 24.
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"Stories of Conflict."
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Saturday Review (April 2): 32.
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Tell My Horse
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Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott.
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1939
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"Now Take Noses."
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In Cordially Yours. Ed. Boston Herald Book Fair Committee. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott. 25–27.
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Cold Rainy Day [musical composition based on Mules and Men].
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(January 27).
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John Henry [musical composition based on Mules and Men].
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(January 27).
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Moses, Man of the Mountain.
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Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott.
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1941
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"Cock Robin, Beale Street."
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Southern Literary Messenger 3 (July): 321–23.
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1942
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Dust Tracks on a Road.
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Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott.
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"Story in Harlem Song."
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American Mercury 55 (July): 84–96.
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"Lawrence of the River."
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Saturday Evening Post (September 5): 18, 55–57.
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1943
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"Lawrence of the River."
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Condensed in Negro Digest 1 (March): 47–49.
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"The ‘Pet Negro’ System."
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American Mercury 56: 593–600.
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"The ‘Pet Negro’ System."
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Condensed in Negro Digest 1 (June): 37–40.
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"High John de Conquer."
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American Mercury 57 (October): 450–58.
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"Negroes Without Self–Pity."
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American Mercury 57 (November): 601–03.
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1944
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"The Last Slave Ship."
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American Mercury 58 (March): 351–58.
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"The Last Slave Ship."
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Condensed in Negro Digest 2 (May): 11–16.
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"My Most Humiliating Jim Crow Experience."
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Negro Digest 2 (June): 25–26.
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1945
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"The Rise of the Begging Joints."
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American Mercury 60 (March): 288–94.
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"The Rise of the Begging Joints."
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Condensed in Negro Digest 3 (May).
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"Crazy for This Democracy."
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Negro Digest 4 (December): 46–48.
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1946
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"Negroes."
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The New International Year Book, 1945. New York: Funk & Wagnalls.
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"Bible, Played by Ear in Africa."
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New York Herald Tribune Weekly Book Review (November 24): 5.
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"Jazz Regarded as Social Achievement."
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New York Herald Tribune Weekly Book Review (December 22): 8.
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1947
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"The Negro in the United States."
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Encyclopedia Americana.
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"Thirty Days Among Maroons."
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New York Herald Tribune Weekly Book Review (January 12): 8.
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"The Transplanted Negro."
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New York Herald Tribune Weekly Book Review (March 9): 20.
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Caribbean Melodies for Chorus of Mixed Voices and Soloists.
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Arranged by William Grant Still. Philadelphia: Oliver Ditson.
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Review of Voodoo in New Orleans by Robert Tallant.
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Journal of American Folklore 60 (October–December): 436–38.
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1948
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Seraph on the Suwanee
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New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons.
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1949
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"At the Sound of the Conch Shell."
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New York Herald Tribune Weekly Book Review (March 20): 4.
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1950
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"The Conscience of the Court."
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Saturday Evening Post (March 18): 22–23, 112–22.
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"What White Publishers Won’t Print."
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Negro Digest 8 (April): 85–89./td>
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"I Saw Negro Votes Peddled."
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American Legion Magazine 49 (November): 12–13, 54–57, 59–60.
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1951
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"Some Fabulous Caribbean Riches Revealed."
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New York Herald Tribune Weekly Book Review (February 4): 5.
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"Why the Negro Won’t Buy Communism."
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American Legion Magazine 50 (June): 14–15, 55–60.
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"I Saw Negro Votes Peddled."
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Negro Digest 9 (September): 77–85.
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"A Negro Voter Sizes Up Taft."
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Saturday Evening Post (December 8): 29, 150.
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1952
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"Zora’s Revealing Story of Ruby’s First Day in Court."
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Pittsburgh Courier (October 11).
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"Victim of Fate."
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Pittsburgh Courier (October 11).
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"Ruby Sane."
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Pittsburgh Courier (October 19).
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"Ruby McCollum Fights for Life."
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Pittsburgh Courier (November 22).
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"Bare Plot Against Ruby."
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Pittsburgh Courier (November 29).
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"Trial Highlights."
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Pittsburgh Courier (November 29).
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"McCollum–Adams Trial Highlights."
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Pittsburgh Courier (December 27).
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1953
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"Ruby Bares Her Love."
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Pittsburgh Courier (January 3).
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"Doctor’s Threats, Tussle over Gun Led to Slaying."
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Pittsburgh Courier (January 10).
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"Ruby’s Troubles Mount."
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Pittsburgh Courier (January 17).
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"The Life Story of Mrs. Ruby J. McCollum!"
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Pittsburgh Courier (February 28, March 7, 14, 21, 28, April 4, 11, 18, 25, May 2).
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1956
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"The Trial of Ruby McCollum."
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In Ruby McCollum: Woman in the Suwannee Jail by William Bradford Huie. New York: E.P. Dutton. 89–101.
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1958
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"The Juvenile Delinquency."
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Fort Pierce Chronicle (December 12).
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1959
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"The Tripson Story."
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Fort Pierce Chronicle (February 6).
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| |
"The Farm Laborer at Home."
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Fort Pierce Chronicle (February 27).
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"Hoodoo and Black Magic."
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Fort Pierce Chronicle (July 11, 1958–August 7, 1959).
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1981
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The Sanctified Church
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Berkeley, CA: Turtle Island
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|
1991
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Mule Bone: A Comedy of Negro Life.
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Written with Langston Hughes. Ed. George Houston Bass and Henry Louis Gates, Jr. New York: Harper Perennial
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1999
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Go Gator and Muddy the Water: Writings by Zora Neale Hurston from the
Federal Writers’ Project.
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Ed. Pamela Bordelon. New York: Norton
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2001
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Every Tongue Got to Confess: Folk-Tales from the Gulf States.
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Ed. Carla Kaplan. New York: HarperCollins
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2002
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Zora Neale Hurston: A Life in Letters.
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Ed. Carla Kaplan. New York: Doubleday
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2008
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Zora Neale Hurston: Collected Plays.
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Ed. Jean Lee Cole and Charles Mitchell New Brunswick: Rutgers
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