A landmark of American social thought: fourteen essays on race, history, religion, and identity at the dawn of the twentieth century, framed by the concept of "double-consciousness" and the prophecy that "the problem of the Twentieth Century is the problem of the color-line."
16 chapters · Public domain
1
The Forethought
~2 min · 1 pages
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I — Of Our Spiritual Strivings
~15 min · 8 pages
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II — Of the Dawn of Freedom
~36 min · 17 pages
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III — Of Mr. Booker T. Washington and Others
~23 min · 11 pages
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IV — Of the Meaning of Progress
~19 min · 9 pages
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V — Of the Wings of Atalanta
~17 min · 9 pages
›7
VI — Of the Training of Black Men
~28 min · 13 pages
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VII — Of the Black Belt
~33 min · 17 pages
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VIII — Of the Quest of the Golden Fleece
~38 min · 19 pages
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IX — Of the Sons of Master and Man
~35 min · 17 pages
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X — Of the Faith of the Fathers
~23 min · 12 pages
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XI — Of the Passing of the First-Born
~10 min · 5 pages
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XII — Of Alexander Crummell
~16 min · 8 pages
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XIII — Of the Coming of John
~29 min · 14 pages
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XIV — Of the Sorrow Songs
~16 min · 8 pages
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The Afterthought
~1 min · 1 pages
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