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Literary
September 24, 1932
The Gazette
Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio
What is this article about?
The Gazette acknowledges receiving pamphlets from Prof. Chas. S. Johnson of Fisk University's social science department in Nashville, Tenn. These booklets study Negro developments, including titles: 'The "Negro" in American Civilization,' 'The "Negro" Family in Chicago,' 'The Southern Urban "Negro" As a Consumer,' 'The Free "Negro" Family,' and 'Differential Mortality in Tennessee,' among others.
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FISK'S "NEGRO" BOOKLETS.
The Gazette acknowledges the receipt, the first of the week, of a fine little pamphlet, and a letter from Prof. Chas. S. Johnson, of publications written by members of Fisk University's department of social science, Nashville, Tenn., Chas. S. Johnson, director. These books are based on a study of the developments of the "Negro" and are as follows: "The 'Negro' in American Civilization. The 'Negro' Family in Chicago, The Southern Urban 'Negro' As a Consumer, The Free 'Negro' Family. Differential Mortality in Tennessee." and others.
The Gazette acknowledges the receipt, the first of the week, of a fine little pamphlet, and a letter from Prof. Chas. S. Johnson, of publications written by members of Fisk University's department of social science, Nashville, Tenn., Chas. S. Johnson, director. These books are based on a study of the developments of the "Negro" and are as follows: "The 'Negro' in American Civilization. The 'Negro' Family in Chicago, The Southern Urban 'Negro' As a Consumer, The Free 'Negro' Family. Differential Mortality in Tennessee." and others.
What sub-type of article is it?
Essay
What themes does it cover?
Social Manners
What keywords are associated?
Negro Studies
Fisk University
Social Science
Negro Family
Urban Negro
What entities or persons were involved?
Prof. Chas. S. Johnson, Director Of Fisk University's Department Of Social Science
Literary Details
Title
Fisk's "Negro" Booklets
Author
Prof. Chas. S. Johnson, Director Of Fisk University's Department Of Social Science
Subject
Study Of The Developments Of The "Negro"
Key Lines
"The 'Negro' In American Civilization. The 'Negro' Family In Chicago, The Southern Urban 'Negro' As A Consumer, The Free 'Negro' Family. Differential Mortality In Tennessee." And Others.