Trotter, William Monroe 224, 528–529
and the Niagara movement 389
Tubman, Harriet 363
Tucker, Louella 529
Tuneful Tales(Wiggins) 529–530, 564
Turner, Lucy Mae 530
’Bout Culled Folkses 60
Turpin, Waters, andO Canaan!399–400
Tuskegee Institute 307, 531
administrators of 158, 242
faculty members of 77, 174, 239, 530
and Larsen, Nella Marion 304, 314
on lynching 326
Negro Year Book 380
as represented in literary works 368
Twelve Negro Spirituals(Goodwin) 531
Two Gods: A Minaret(Price) 433, 531
“Two Moods of Love” (Cullen, C.) 492
“Typewriter, The” (West) 531–532, 559
U
Uncle Tom’s Children: Four Novellas(Wright,
R.) 64, 161, 533–534, 569
Uncommon Sense: The Law of Life in Action
(Anderson, G.) 9, 534
Underground(Anderson) 10, 216, 300
Undertow(Spence) 534–535
Underwood, Edna Worthley 535
“Unfinished Masterpieces” (Coleman)
535–536
UNIA. SeeUniversal Negro Improvement
Association
“Unimportant Man, An” (West) 536
Universal Negro Improvement Association
(UNIA) 21, 68, 536
criticism of 140
and the First International Convention
of the Negro Peoples of the World
162–163
founded by Garvey, Marcus Mosiah 179
and Harlem 213
Negro World 379
and pan-Africanism 412
and Poston, Robert Lincoln 430–431
venue for 312
universities. Seecolleges and universities
University of Chicago 536–537
University of Copenhagen 174, 304, 537
University of Michigan Plays(Wahr) 147
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
94
University of Pennsylvania 537
“Unquenchable Fire, The” (Bagnall)
537–538
Urban League Bulletin 538
V
Valentine, C. 539. See alsoBriggs, Cyril
Valentine
Van Doren, Carl Clinton 298, 539
Century, The 77
Vanity Fair103, 539–540
Vann, Robert L. 540
Van Vechten, Carl 160, 175, 218,
540–543, 541
criticism of Native Son(Wright, R.) by
569
and Hughes, Langston 255, 256,
382–383, 554
and Hurston, Zora Neale 264
and Jackman, Harold 272
and the Negro in Art symposium
375–376
Nigger Heaven 390
relationships maintained with 28, 191,
290, 306, 311
and Van Vechten, Fania Marinoff
543–544
and White, Walter Francis 563
Van Vechten, Fania Marinoff 541, 543–544
“Variations on a Black Theme” (Johnson, S.)
292
Vengeance of the Gods and Three Other Stories
of Real American Color Line Life(Pickens)
544
“Vignettes of the Dusk” (Walrond) 544
Villa Lewaro 197, 544–545
Villard, Oswald Garrison 362, 545
“Virginia Idyll” (Aubrey) 16, 545
Vision(Fernandis) 545
Voice: A Newspaper for the New Negro 223
Voice from the South by a Black Woman of the
South, A(Cooper) 96
Voice of the Negro 14
founded by Barber, Jesse Max 27
“Voodoo’s Revenge, The” (Walrond)
545–546
W
Walker, A’Lelia 34, 547, 547
as hostess of the Dark Tower literary
salon 114
relationships maintained with 106, 272
and Villa Lewaro 197, 544–545
invitation from 113
Walker, Alice viii
Walker, Margaret Abigail 78, 547–548
Walls of Jericho, The(Fisher) 6, 92, 165,
548–549
Walrond, Eric Derwent 207, 549–552, 550
award won by 207
“Cholo Romance, A” 81
“Cynthia Goes to the Prom” 110
“Miss Kenny’s Marriage” 348
“On Being a Domestic” 401–402
“On Being Black” 402
“Snakes” 484
“Stone Rebounds, The” 498–499
Tropic Death527–528
“Vignettes of the Dusk “ 544
“Voodoo’s Revenge, The” 545–546
Walton, Lester A. 552
Ward, Johnson. SeeNewsome, Mary Effie
LeeWashington, Booker Taliaferro 507,
552–553
in Atlantic Monthly, The 15
and Delany, Clarissa M. Scott 117
and Fortune, Timothy Thomas 171
opinions held by Barber, Jesse Max,
about 27
opinions of DuBois, W. E. B., about
485–486
as president of Tuskegee Institute
529–530
Washington, D.C. vii, 197, 553–554
Ways of White Folks, The(Hughes) 255,
355, 554–555
Weary Blues, The(Hughes) 6, 255,
555–556
“Wedding Day” (Bennett) 160, 556–557
Weeden, Lulu Lowe 557
We Lift Our Voices and Other Poems
(Cowdery) 100, 557
Wellesley College 351
Wells, H. G. (Herbert George) 86
Wells, James Lesesne 221
Wells, John, andGreat Day 196
Wells-Barnett, Ida B. 557–558
as co-founder of NAACP 362
as founder of the National Association
of Colored Women 363
and Shaw University 478
and work against lynching 10, 83, 326,
557
West, Dorothy vi, 59, 60, 397, 558–561,
559
and Black and White36, 346
“Black Dress, The” 38–39
as editor of Challenge 78
“Hannah Byde” 210
“Mammy” 330
New Challenge 381
“Prologue to a Life” 434
relationships maintained with
262–263, 287
“Typewriter, The” 531–532
“Unimportant Man, An” 536
Wetmore, Judson Douglass 561
Wexley, John 561
“When a Negro Sings” (Moryck) 352
Whipping, The(Spence) 489, 561
White, Newman Ivey 273, 561–562
editor of Anthology of Verse by American
Negroes, An 11
White, Walter Francis 83, 302, 562,
562–563
awards won by 207, 221, 493–494
collaboration with Maran, René 331
Fire in the Flint 162
Flight 168
Negro’s Contribution to American
Culture, The 378
as president of the NAACP 363
relationships maintained with 306,
311Index 611