This work grew out of a project originally launched by Survey magazine, and Arnold Rampersad penned the introduction for its 1992 edition.
This work grew out of a project originally launched by Survey magazine, and Arnold Rampersad penned the introduction for its 1992 edition. The once prominent Albert and Charles Boni published it, and Miguel Covarrubias and Aaron Douglass contributed their artistic abilities, though the majority of the illustrative work was done by Winold Reiss. It contains contributions from Anne Spencer, Arthur Schomburg, and Melville Herskovits and famously showcases the work of Claude McKay, Jean Toomer, Zora Neale Hurston, and Langston Hughes. Sponsored by Paul Kellogg, FTP, name this 1925 anthology subtitled "voices of the Harlem Renaissance" and edited by Alain Locke.
This work grew out of a project originally launched by Survey magazine, and Arnold Rampersad penned the introduction for its 1992 edition.
The {New Negro}