Encyclopedia of the Harlem Renaissance

Abbott, Robert Sengstacke Abyssinian Baptist Church African Blood Brotherhood Afro-American Realty Company Algonquin Roundtable Alhambra Theater Ali, Duse Mohammed Alston, Charles Amenia Conference, 1916 Amenia Conference, 1933 American Mercury American Negro Labor Congress Amos 'n' Andy Amsterdam News Anderson, Charles Anderson, Edmund Lincoln Anderson, Garland Anderson, Marian Anderson, Regina M. Anderson, Sherwood Anglophone Africa and the Harlem Renaissance Anglophone Caribbean and the Harlem Renaissance Anita Bush Theater Company Antilynching Crusade Apollo Theater Appearances Armstrong, Louis Art Criticism and the Harlem Renaissance Artists Associated Negro Press Association for the Study of Negro Life and History and Journal of Negro History Atlanta University Studies Attaway, William Authors: 1 Overview Authors: 2 Fiction Authors: 3 Nonfiction Authors: 4-Playwrights Authors: 5-Poets Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man

Baker, Josephine Baker, Ray Stannard Baltimore Afro-American Barnes, Albert Barnett, Ida B. Wells Barthe, Richmond Batouala Bearden, Romare Beavers, Louise Bechet, Sidney Becton, George Wilson Bennett, Gwendolyn Bentley, Gladys Bethune, Mary McLeod Birth of a Nation Birth of a Race Birthright Black and Tan Clubs Black and White Black Bohemia Black History and Historiography Black Manhattan Black Opals Black Press Black Star Line Black Swan Phonograph Company Black Zionism Blackbirds Blackface Performance Blacks in Theater Blake, Eubie Bledsoe, Jules Blues Blues: An Anthology Blues: Women Performers Boas, Franz Boni and Liveright Boni and Liveright Prize Bonner, Marieta Bontemps, Arna Booklovers Club Booklovers Magazine Bradford, Perry Braithwaite, William Stanley Brawley, Benjamin Briggs, Cyril Brimmer, B. J., Publishing House Brooks, Clarence Brooks, Gwendolyn Brooks, Shelton Broom Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Brown, Ada Brown, Hallie Quinn Brown, Sterling Brownies Book Bruce, John Edward Bubbles, John Burleigh, Harry Thacker Bush, Anita Buttitta, Anthony J.

Calloway, Cabell, "Cab" Calverton, V. F. Campbell, Dick Campell, Elmer Simms Cane Carolina Magazine Cesaire, Aime Challenge Chenault, Lawrence Chesnutt, Charles Waddell Chicago Defender Chocolate Dandies Civic Club Dinner, 1924 Civil Rights and Law Clef Club Clough, Inez Cohen, Octavus Roy Cole, Bob Color Colored Players Film Corporation Columbia Phonograph Company Come Along Mandy Communist Party Community Theater Conjure Man Dies, The Contempo Cook, Will Marion Copper Sun Cornhill Corrothers, James D. Cotter, Joseph Seamon Cotton Club Covarrubias, Miguel Cowdery, Mae Virginia Cox, Ida Prather Crescent Theater Crisis, The Crisis, The: Literary Prizes Crisis: The Negro in Art-How Shall He Be Portrayed? A Symposium Cullen, Countee Cullen, Frederick Ashbury Cullen-Du Bois Wedding Cultural Organizations Cunard, Nancy Cuney, Waring Cuney-Hare, Maud Daddy Grace Dafora, Asadata Damas, Leon Dance Dark Laughter Dark Princess Dark Tower De Priest, Oscar Dean, Lillian Harris Delaney, Beauford Delany, Clarissa Scott Dett, Robert Nathaniel Domingo, Wilfred Adolphus Douglas, Aaron Draper, Muriel Dreiser, Theodore Du Bois, W. E. B. Dudley, Sherman H. Dunbar Apartments Dunbar, Paul Laurence Dunn, Blanche

Eastman, Crystal Eastman, Max Ebony and Topaz Eclectic Club Edmonds, Randolph Ellington, Duke Ellis, Evelyn Ellison, Ralph Emancipator Emperor Jones, The Ethiopian Art Players Europe and the Harlem Renaissance: 1-Overview Europe and the Harlem Renaissance: 2-Berlin Europe and the Harlem Renaissance: 3-London Europe and the Harlem Renaissance: 4-Paris Europe and the Harlem Renaissance: 5-Soviet Union Europe, James Reese Farrow, William McKnight Father Divine Fauset, Arthur Huff Fauset, Jessie Redmon Federal Programs Federal Writers' Project Ferris, William H. Fetchit, Stepin Fields, Dorothy Fifteenth Infantry Film Film: Actors Film: Black Filmmakers Film: Blacks as Portrayed by White Filmmakers Fine Clothes to the Jew Fire!! Fire in the Flint, The Fisher, Rudolph 580 Saint Nicholas Avenue Fool's Errand Ford, Arnold Josiah Ford, James William Forsyne, Ida Forsythe, Harold Bruce Fortune, Timothy Thomas Four Saints in Three Acts Francophone Africa and the Harlem Renaissance Francophone Caribbean and the Harlem Renaissance Frank, Waldo Frazier, E. Franklin Fuller, Meta Warrick Garland Fund Garvey, Marcus Garveyism Gershwin, George Gilpin, Charles God's Trombones Great Migration Great Migration and the Harlem Renaissance Green Pastures, The Green, Paul Greene, Lorenzo Greenwich Village Griggs, Sutton E. Grimke, Angelina Weld Gruenberg, Louis Guardian, The Guggenheim Fellowships Gumby Book Studio Gumby Book Studio Quarterly Hall, Adelaide Hallelujah Hamid, Sufi Abdul Handy, W. C. Harcourt Brace Harlem: 1-Overview and History Harlem: 2-Economics Harlem: 3-Entertainment Harlem: 4-Housing Harlem: 5-Neighborhoods Harlem: 6-Public Health Harlem Community Players Harlem: A Forum of Negro Life Harlem General Hospital Harlem Globetrotters Harlem: Negro Metropolis Harlem: Play Harlem Renaissance: 1-Black Critics of Harlem Renaissance: 2-Black Promoters of Harlem Renaissance: 3-Legacy of Harlem Renaissance in the United States: 1-Boston Harlem Renaissance in the United States: 2-California and the West Coast Harlem Renaissance in the United States: 3-Chicago and the Midwest Harlem Renaissance in the United States: 4-Cleveland Harlem Renaissance in the United States: 5-Kansas and the Plains States Harlem Renaissance in the United States: 6-Philadelphia Harlem Renaissance in the United States: 7-The South Harlem Renaissance in the United States: 8-Texas and the Southwest Harlem Renaissance in the United States: 9-Washington, D.C.

Harlem Shadows Harleston, Edwin A. Harmon Foundation Harmon, Pappy Harmon Traveling Exhibition Harper Brothers Harrington, James Carl "Hamtree" Harrison, Hubert Harrison, Richard Hayden, Palmer C. Hayden, Robert Hayes, Roland Haynes, George Edmund Hearts in Dixie Hegamin, Lucille Henderson, Fletcher Herskovits, Melville Heyward, DuBose Higher Education Historically Black Colleges and Universities Hobby Horse Holiday, Billie Holstein, Casper Holt, Nora Home to Harlem Homosexuality Horne, Frank Hot Chocolates House-Rent Parties Howard University Howells, William Dean Hughes, Langston Hunter, Alberta Hunter, Eddie Hurst, Fannie Hurston, Zora Neale Infants of the Spring Inter-State Tattler Isaacs, Edith Jackman, Harold Jackson, May Howard Jazz Jessye, Eva Jim Crow Johnson, Charles Spurgeon Johnson, Fenton Johnson, Georgia Douglas Johnson, Hall Johnson, Helene Johnson, James P. Johnson, James Weldon Johnson, John Arthur Johnson, John Rosamond Johnson, Malvin Gray Johnson, Noble Johnson, Sargent Claude Johnson, William H. Jones, Eugene Knickle Jones, Lois Mailou Joplin, Scott Jordan, Joe Journalists Jungle Alley Karamu House Kellogg, Paul U. Kerlin, Robert King, Billy Kirkpatrick, Sidney Knopf, Alfred A. Knopf , Alfred A., Inc. Knopf, Blanche Krigwa Players Labor Lafayette Players Lafayette Theater Larsen, Nella Lawrence, Jacob Lee, Canada Lee, George Leslie, Lew Lewis, Sinclair Lewis, Theophilus Liberator Lincoln Motion Picture Company Lincoln Theater Lindsay, Vachel Lippincott, J. B, Publisher Literary and Artistic Prizes Literary Criticism and the Harlem Renaissance

Literature: 1-Overview Literature: 2-Children's Literature: 3-Drama Literature: 4-Fiction Literature: 5-Humor and Satire Literature: 6-Nonfiction Literature: 7-Poetry Little Theater Tournament Liveright, Horace Liza Locke, Alain Loggins, Vernon Lovinggood, Penman Lowe, James Lulu Belle Lyles, Aubrey Lynching Lynching: Silent Protest Parade Lyrical Left Mabley, Jackie "Moms" Macaulay Mack, Cecil Madame Sul Te Wan Madame X Madden, Owen Vincent "Owney" Magazines and Journals Manhattan Casino Maran, Rene Mason, Charlotte Osgood Matheus, John Frederick Matthews, Ralph McClendon, Rose McGuire, George Alexander McKay, Claude McKinney, Nina Mae Mencken, H. L. Messenger, The Meyer, Annie Nathan Micheaux, Oscar Miller, Flournoy Miller, Irvin Miller, Kelly Miller, Quintard Mills, Florence Minstrelsy Mitchell, Abbie Modern Quarterly Modernism Moore, Frederick Randolph Moore, Richard B. Moore, Tim Morand, Paul Moreland, Mantan Morrison, Frederick Ernest Morton, Ferdinand Q. Morton, Jelly Roll Motley, Archibald J. Jr. Moton, Robert Russa Mulatto Murphy, Carl J. Muse, Clarence Music Music: Bands and Orchestras Musical Theater Musicians Nail, John E. Nance, Ethel Ray Nation, The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People National Association of Negro Musicians National Colored Players National Ethiopian Art Theater National Negro Business League National Urban League Negritude Negro: An Anthology Negro Art Institute Negro Art Theater Negro Experimental Theater Negro World Negrotarians Nelson, Alice Dunbar New Challenge New Deal New Masses New Negro New Negro, The New Negro Art Theater New Negro Movement New York Age Niagara Movement Nigger Nigger Heaven Niggerati Nightclubs Nightlife Not without Laughter Nugent, Richard Bruce Numbers Racket

Oliver, Joseph "King"

On Trial

135th Street Library

O'Neill, Eugene

Opportunity

Opportunity Awards Dinner

Opportunity Literary Contests

Organized Crime

Ory, Edward "Kid"

Ovington, Mary White

Owen, Chandler

Pa Williams's Gal

Pace, Harry H.

Pace Phonographic Company

Padmore, George

Palms

Pan-African Congresses

Pan Africanism

Party Politics

Passing

Passing: Novel

Patterson, Louise Thompson

Payton, Philip A.

Peterkin, Julia Mood

Peterson, Dorothy Randolph

Philanthropy and Philanthropic Organizations

Pickens, William

Pittsburgh Courier

Poetry: Dialect

Politics and Politicians

Porgy and Bess

Porgy: Novel

Porgy: Play

Porter, James Amos

Powell, Adam Clayton Sr.

Preer, Evelyn

Primitivism

Professional Sports and Black Athletes

Prophet, Nancy Elizabeth

Provincetown Players

Publishers and Publishing Houses

Quicksand

Race Films

Race Men

Rachel

Racial Iconography

Racial Stereotyping

Racism

Racism and the New Negro Movement

Rainey, Gertrude "Ma"

Randolph, A. Philip

Razaf, Andy

Redding, Jay Saunders

Reiss, Winold

Religion

Religious Organizations

Renaissance Casino

Revue Negre

Richardson, Willis

Riots: 1

-Overview, 1917

1921

Riots: 2

-Red Summer of 1919

Riots: 3

-Tulsa, 1921

Riots: 4

-Harlem Riot, 1935

Riots: 5

-Riots and Lynching

Robeson, Paul

Robinson, Bill "Bojangles"

Rogers, Joel Augustus

Roseland Ballroom

Rosenwald Fellowships

Runnin' Wild

Saint Louis Blues

Saint Mark's Methodist Episcopal Church

Saint Philip's Protestant Episcopal Church

Salons

San Juan Hill

Saturday Evening Quill

Savage, Augusta

Savoy Ballroom

Schomburg, Arthur A.

Schuyler, George S.

Scott, Emmett Jay

Scott, William Edouard

Scottsboro

Seabrook, William

Second Harlem Renaissance

Senghor, Leopold

Servant in the House, The

Seven Arts

Shipp, Jesse A.

Show Boat

Shuffle Along

Singers

Sissle, Noble

Small's Paradise

Smith, Ada

Smith, Bessie

Smith, Clara

Smith, Mamie

Smith, Trixie

Smith, Willie "the Lion"

Snow, Valaida

Social-Fraternal Organizations

Spencer, Anne

Spingarn, Arthur

Spingarn, Joel

Spingarn Medal

Spirituals

Spivey, Victoria

Stevedore

Still, William Grant

Stribling, Thomas Sigismund

Strivers' Row

Stylus

Sugar Hill

Survey Graphic

Taboo

Talbert, Mary Burnett

Talented Tenth

Tannenbaum, Frank

Tanner, Henry Ossawa

Tenderloin

Theater

Theater Owners' Booking Association

Their Eyes Were Watching God

There Is Confusion

They Shall Not Die

Thomas, Edna Lewis

Three Plays for a Negro Theater

Thurman, Wallace

Tolson, Melvin

Toomer, Jean

Tree of Hope

Tri-Arts Club

Tropic Death

Trotter, William Monroe

Tucker, Earl "Snakehips"

Tuskegee Experiment

267 House

United Colored Democracy

Universal Negro Improvement Association

Utopia Players

Van Der Zee, James

Van Doren, Carl

Van Vechten, Carl

Vanguard

Vanity Fair

Vann, Robert L.

Vaudeville

Viking Press

Villard, Oswald Garrison

Visual Arts

Walker, A'Lelia

Walker, Madame C. J.

Walker, Margaret

Waller, Thomas "Fats"

Walls of Jericho, The

Walrond, Eric

Walton, Lester

Wannamaker Award

Ward, Aida

Waring, Laura Wheeler

Washington, Booker T.

Washington, Fredi

Washington, Isabel

Waters, Ethel

Weary Blues, The

West, Dorothy

White, Clarence Cameron

White Novelists and the Harlem Renaissance

White Patronage

White, Walter

Williams, Clarence

Williams, Edward Christopher

Williams, Egbert Austin "Bert"

Wilson, Arthur "Dooley"

Wilson, Edith

Wilson, Frank

Wise, Stephen Samuel

Within Our Gates

Witmark, M., and Sons

Woodruff, Hale

Woodson, Carter G.

Work, Monroe Nathan

Workers' Dreadnought

Works Progress Administration

World War I

Wright, Louis T.

Wright, Richard

Yerby, Frank.