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Index
1452
Negroes toward other Negroes, 114311.}
as protest leader, 742-744$ on racial be-
liefs, 103} on racial equality, 169$ on
racial isolation, 1 3 7 1 }
on racial status in
Northern cities, 601, 13595 on rape of
Negro women by whites, 11875 on res-
taurant industry, 3115 on segregation,
6490.5 on self-segregation, 797-7985 on
upper class Negroes, 703, 13885 on vot-
ing behavior, 4915 on white and Negro
incomes, 6^2^.’, on white prejudice, 425
on white primary, 4555 on whites* ignor-
ing of Negro suffering, 6585 on World
War I, 1012 5 on “Yankee teachers,’* 1416
Dueling, 1346
Duggan, I. W., cited, 1243-1244
Duke Endowment Fund, 323
Duke family, and Negro education, 8910.
Dunbar, Paul Lawrence, 989, 992
Duncan, Todd, 988
Dunham, Katherine, 988
Dunning, W. A., 1315
Du Pont family, and Negro education, 8910.
Durkheim, Emile, io56n.
Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill, 565
East, Edward M., on offspring of Negro-
white parents, 1208-1209
East St. Louis, riots in, 567
Eating, interracial, 608-609
Economic determinism, 77-78, 1069
Economic discrimination 5
see Discrimina-
tion, economic
Economic liberalism, 6725 changed concep-
tion of, 209-212
Economic revolution, 10690.
Economics, 1047-10485 as “basic” factor in
caste system, 72, 834, 1069
Education (see also Vocational training):
adult, 343, 388, 713, 886, 906-9075 and
American Creed, 709, 879, 882, 893,
11825 American thought and life, 882-
8865 in the Army and Navy 4195 on
birth control, 1805 in citizenship, 778,
9495 for the consumer, 3675 discrimina-
tion in, see Discrimination, in education}
emphasized by New Deal, 465-4665 of
employers, 401 5 and employment risk,
3035 expenditures for, 1270-12735 337,
338-34 i> federal aid to, 343-344, 892-
*93> 905> 1272-12735 improvement in,
213, 466, 715} inferiority of, in the
South, 45} interventionism by, 2115 to-
ward migration policy, 3875 passive, 8865
in period of Enlightenment, 11825 philos-
ophy of, 882-8835 of policemen, 538-539,
544-545} private endowments for, 869,
883, 890-8935 on race relations, 49, 383-
384, 3855 segregation in, 319, 335, 341-
342, 581, 587, 628, 632-633, 647> 795»
880-882, 894, 901-902, 904, 945-946)
14205 and social mobility, 6745 and so-
cial reform, 10495 of Southern farmers,
2755 “spoon feeding,” 886n.} of voters,
519} for women, i076n., 10775 of work-
ers, in labor movement, 406
Education, Negro, 942-952, 1415-14225 and
churches, 8625 as concerted action, 879-
8825 development of, in South, 887-8935
equipment , for, 904, 946-947, 14185 fu-
ture of, 902-9075 Interracial Commission
activities in, 8465 and life situations, con-
flict of, 879-880, 884, 900, 946, 1260,
1292-12935 of ministers, 321, 875, 1413-
14145 need for, 109-1105 Negro attitudes
toward type of, 900-9025 in the North,
8795 post-Civil War, 6905 prestige of,
694) 704) 709) 7^9) 883-884, 9135 ris-
ing level of, 199, 342, 514, 525, 556,
565) 728, 745, 760, 776, 877, 879, 881,
895, 943-944, 952, 1000, 10055 of slaves,
8875 and social status, 702, 875, 879,
8835 state agents for 1417-14185 of
teachers, 3190., 8915 “vocational” versus
“classical,” 896-9005 whites* attitude to-
ward, 893-896
Educational requirement for voting, 483-
484
Edwards, Alba M., cited, 297, 310, 3i2n.,
314) 318, 1377
Edwards, Archie C., cited, 504
Eighteenth Amendment, 457
Eleazer, R. B.: cited, 8465 on interracial
work, 845
Elections: constitutionality of laws regulat-
ing, 5160.-5170.5 of court and police
ofiicials, 523, 5245 direct, 433-4365 gen-
eral, 487-4885 initiative and referendum,
4875 manipulation of, 450-4515 of Ne-
groes, 502-503} nonpartisan, 487-488,
5005 participation in, 713, 717, 7185
and personalities, 453, 454, 474, 7160.5
presidential, of 1928, 4775 primary, 454,
474) 475) 486-487, 489, 8335 in the
South, 475-476, 1322-1323, 1325.
Elks, Negro, 9540.
Ellington, Duke, 734, 988, 989
Emancipation: of slaves, effect of, 222-223,
281,578-579, 738, 1234-12355 of women,
fight for, 1075
Emancipation Proclamation, 431, 738
Embree, Edwin R., 649n.} cited, 142, 12155
on church segregation, 8685 on hospitals
for Negroes, 12245 on inconsistent beliefs,
2835 on patronizing of Negroes, 295 on
plantation system, 12435 on race defini-
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