Bücher von Charles S. Johnson

Cotton farmers, although adding a billion dollars annually to the wealth of the world, are the most impoverished and backward of all the large groups of producers in America. Their status demands complete dependence. The authors discuss the declining market of cotton and suggest a re-homesteading project as a solution for tenant farmers.

This record of black graduates covers the period from the time the first Afro-American received an academic degree, 120 years ago, to 1936. Particular attention is given to the number, location, occupations, and social and economic backgrounds of living graduates. Originally published in 1938.

Offers an analysis of significant social and economic items that have been computed according to county types. There is a map for each state with the county type indicated for each county. The extensive bibliography is arranged to permit all studies bearing on individual counties to be keyed to data for each county. Originally published in 1941.

Here is a new approach to race relations in the South. One of the fundamental purposes of the authors is the presentation of programmes reflecting the better practices that are often ignored by the press in favour of a noisy antiracial demagoguery. The survey gives this region credit for what it has accomplished.