Ethiopian Art Players 96, 144–145
Ethiopian Art Theatre 145–146
Europe, James Reese (Big Jim) 42, 146
“Everlasting Stain, The” (Miller) 146
Exceeding Riches and Other Verse (Smith)
146, 483
Exit, an Illusion(Bonner) 146–147
Eyes of the Old, The(Price) 147, 433
F
“Fairy Story, A” (Day) 147
Farrar, John Chipman 147–148,428, 571
Far Trouble(Campbell, T.) 73
Father Divine’s Peace Mission 148. See also
Baker, George
Father of the Blues(Handy) 210
Fauset, Arthur Huff 3, 46, 63, 148–149,
537
and Fauset, Jessie Redmon 150
“Symphonesque” 505
“Tale of the North Carolina Woods, A”
507
Fauset, Jessie Redmon vi, vii, viii, 54,
149–155,216, 218
Chinaberry Tree, The79–81
and the Civic Club 82, 330
collaboration with Van Vechten, Carl
542–543
Comedy, American Style88–90
and the “Criteria of Negro Art” sympo-
sium 103
“Double Trouble” 120
as editor of Brownies’ Book, The 68
“Emmy” 141
as faculty 118, 354
and Fauset, Arthur Huff 149
and Hughes, Langston 254
as literary editor of Crisis, The 102
as mentor of Gale, Zona 177
and the NAACP 363
and the Negro in Art symposium
375–376
opinions of 35, 320
as Phi Beta Kappa member 420
Plum Bun: A Novel Without a Moral
423–425
relationships maintained by 9, 126
“Sleeper Wakes, The” 482–483
and the Sorbonne 485
There Is Confusion512–513
at Tuskegee Institute 151
Federal Writers’ Project 169, 192, 342, 352,
397, 548, 560, 568–569
Fernandis, Sarah Collins 155
Poems 426
Ferris, William Henry 155–156,225, 494,
571
Fifteenth Regiment of New York National
Guard 156
in the First World War 163
and its parade on Fifth Avenue 156
Fifth Avenue 156–157
Figgs, Carrie Law Morgan 157–158
Nuggets of Gold 398
Poetic Pearls426–427
Select Plays: Santa Claus Land, Jepthah’s
Daughter, the Prince of Peace,
Bachelor’s Convention476–477
Finding a Way Out(Moton) 158
Fine Clothes to the Jew(Hughes) 158–160
Firbank, Arthur Annesley Ronald 160
Prancing Nigger 432
Fire!!31, 160–161,214, 323
editors of 255, 270, 520
plays in 87
poems in 5, 109
stories in 98, 397, 484, 504–505, 556
“Fire and Cloud” (Wright, R.) 161, 569
“Fire and Cloud, The” (Hurston) 161–162,
352
“Fire by Night” (Fisher) 162
Fire in the Flint(White, W.) 6, 162,311,
562
First International Convention of the Negro
Peoples of the World 162–163
First World War vi, 156, 163
Fisher, Rudolph John Chauncey 10,68,
163–167, 164
“Backslider, The” 20
“Blades of Steel” 48
“Caucasian Storms Harlem, The” 77
“City of Refuge” 82
Conjure-Man Dies, The 92
“Fire by Night” 162
“High Yaller” 238
as member of the National Medical
Association 365–366
“Ringtail” 454
“South Lingers On, The” 488–489
Walls of Jericho, The548–549
Fisk University 46, 167, 566
faculty and staff of 58, 121, 471
and Johnson, Charles Spurgeon
279–280
Fleming, Sarah Lee Brown 167–168
Clouds and Sunshine 84
Flight of the Natives, The(Richardson)
168–169, 300
Flight(White, W.) 168, 562
Florida Negro, The(Hurston) 169
“Flower of the South” (Schalk) 169–170,
470
“Fog” (Matheus) 170
award won by 336
Fool’s Errand(Spence) 171,299, 490
Foreign Mail(Spence) 171, 489
Fortune, Timothy Thomas 171,271, 418
as editor 386
and Washington, Booker Taliaferro
553
Forum172, 464
For Unborn Children(Livingston) 172,317,
327
Foster, Norman, and Savage Rhythm 469“Four Lincoln University Poets” 172–173,
479–480
Four Negro Poets(Locke) 173,320, 342
France vii, 173, 508
Frances (Lipscomb) 327
Frank, Waldo 73, 174,217, 406, 571
as editor 477, 493, 497
Holiday240–241
and Naumberg, Margaret 367
and Toomer, Nathan Eugene 524
Frazier, Edward Franklin 10,167, 174–175,
537
award won by 207
first-prize winner of Opportunityliterary
contest 407
as student at the University of
Copenhagen 537
Furman, Abraham Loew 175,270, 520G
Gaines-Shelton, Ruth Ada 176
Church Fight, The81–82
Gale, Zona 18, 176–177
awards won by 435
“Game” (Gordon) 177
Garden of Memories(Clark) 82, 177, 313
Garland of Poems, A(Thompson, C.) 178,
514
Garnett, David 178
Garvey, Marcus Mosiah 42, 178–180,217,
349, 430
on Africa 2
association with the Liberty League
313
and the “Back to Africa” Movement
21
and Briggs, Cyril Valentine 63
characterization of 44
critics of 346
and Ferris, William Henry 155
and the First International Convention
of the Negro Peoples of the World
162–163
as founder of the African Orthodox
Church 3
as founder of the Universal Negro
Improvement Association 536
and Henry, Thomas Millard 232
and the idea of Negritude 370
as inspiration for literary works 276,
442
investigation of 222
and the Ku Klux Klan 300
opinion of DuBois, W. E. B., on 126
and speech at Harvard University 225
Garvin, Charles H. 180
George, Maude Roberts 180
Georgia Nigger(Spivak) 180–181, 494
Gerry Major. SeeDismond, Geraldyn
Gershwin, George 181
Porgy and Bess 429600 Encyclopedia of the Harlem Literary Renaissance