Double-take: a revisionist Harlem Renaissance anthology

New Negro / Alain Locke

New Negro - What Is He? / A. Philip Randolph and Chandler Owen

Negro in American Literature / William Stanley Braithwaite

Closed Doors: A Study in Segregation / Ruth Whitehead Whaley

Harlem: The Culture Capital / James Weldon Johnson

Point of View: An Opportunity Dinner Reaction / Brenda Ray Moryck

Negro-Art Hokum / George S. Schuyler

Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain / Langston Hughes

On Langston Hughes: I Am a Negro - and Beautiful / Amy Jacques Garvey

Criteria of Negro Art / W. E. B. Du Bois

Blueprint for Negro Writing / Richard Wright

Characteristics of Negro Expression / Zora Neale Hurston

Impressions of the Second Pan-African Congress / Jessie Redmon Fauset

Africa for the Africans / Marcus Garvey

Gift of the Black Tropics / W. A. Domingo

Caucasian Storms Harlem / Rudolph Fisher

Task of Negro Womanhood / Elise Johnson McDougald

On Being Young - a Woman - and Colored / Marita O. Bonner

Woman's Most Serious Problem / Alice Dunbar-Nelson

Problems Facing Negro Young Women / Marion Vera Cuthbert

Legacy of the Ancestral Arts / Alain Locke

Jazz at Home / Joel A. Rogers

American Negro Paints / Gwendolyn B. Bennett

Creation

Mother Night

White Witch

My City / James Weldon Johnson

Violets

You! Inez!

I Sit and Sew

Proletariat Speaks

His Great Career / Alice Dunbar-Nelson

Heart of a Woman

Motherhood

Octoroon

Escape

Black Runner

Wishes

I Want to Die While You Love Me

Tramp Love

Plumes: A Folk Tragedy / Georgia Douglas Johnson

El Beso

Black Finger

Want of You

Dusk

Mona Lisa

Tenebris

Goldie

Rachel / Angelina Weld Grimke

White Things

Lady, Lady

Letter to My Sister

Grapes: Still-Life

Black Man o'Mine / Anne Spencer

Oriflamme

Here's April!

Words! Words!

Touche

La Vie C'Est la Vie

Mary Elizabeth / Jessie Redmon Fauset

Bronze Legacy (To a Brown Boy)

Exodus

Bird in the Cage

Quilt / Effie Lee Newsome (aka Mary Effie Lee)

Requiem

In Haiti Is Riot of Color-

Fog

'Cruiter / John F. Matheus

Banjo Player

Scarlet Woman

Tired / Fenton Johnson

Harlem Dancer

If We Must Die

Africa

America

Baptism

Harlem Shadows

To O.E.A.

Like a Strong Tree

Tropics of New York

Mattie and Her Sweetman / Claude McKay

Chip Woman's Fortune

Flight of the Natives / Willis Richardson

Wash Day

Definition

Black Baby

Black Faces

Negro Laughter

Two Old Women A-Shopping Go! A Story of Man, Marriage and Poverty / Anita Scott Coleman

Passion

Spunk

Sweat

Color Struck / Zora Neale Hurston

Sanctuary / Nella Larsen

Undertow / Eulalie Spence

Song of the Son

Georgia Dusk

Portrait in Georgia

Blood-Burning Moon / Jean Toomer

And What Shall You Say?

Is It Because I Am Black?

Sonnet to Negro Soldiers

Rain Music

On the Fields of France / Joseph Seamon Cotter, Jr.

City of Refuge

Miss Cynthie / Rudolph Fisher

Voodoo's Revenge / Eric Walrond

Riding the Goat / May Miller

One Boy's Story

Pot Maker / Marita O. Bonner

Ma Rainey

Sam Smiley

Southern Road

Strong Men / Sterling A. Brown

Negro Speaks of Rivers

Danse Africaine

Jazzonia

Song to a Negro Wash-Woman

Dream Variation

Desire

Poem [2]

Weary Blues

Midnight Nan at Leroy's

Lullaby

Listen Here Blues

Bound No'th Blues

Song for a Dark Girl

Blues I'm Playing

Mulatto: A Tragedy of the Deep South / Langston Hughes

Heritage

To a Dark Girl

Hatred

Advice

Fantasy

Wedding Day

Tokens / Gwendolyn B. Bennett

Last Citadel

God's Edict

Cordelia the Crude

Emma Lou / Wallace Thurman

Golgotha Is a Mountain

Length of Moon

Nocturne at Bethesda

Black Man Talks of Reaping

God Give to Men

Return

Summer Tragedy / Arna Bontemps

Heritage

Sacrament

Tableau

Yet Do I Marvel

From the Dark Tower

Colored Blues Singer

To Certain Critics

Little Sonnet to Little Friends / Countee Cullen

Rainy Season Love Song

Serving Girl

Lullaby

Palm Wine Seller / Gladys May Casely Hayford (aka Aquah Laluah)

No Images

Dust

Radical / (William) Waring Cuney

Shadow

Sahdji

Smoke, Lilies, and Jade!

Sahdji, an African Ballet / Richard Bruce Nugent (aka Richard Bruce)

Typewriter

Black Dress / Dorothy West

My Race

Magalu

Road

Mother

Bottled

Poem

Sonnet to a Negro in Harlem / Helene Johnson

Dusk

Heritage

Insatiate

Poem ... for a Lover.