Lives & Memoirs
Negro in Literature and Art in the United States
Benjamin Griffith Brawley
1921
4h 21m
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Benjamin Griffith Brawley surveys the achievements of African American writers, artists, and performers up to the early twentieth century. It documents a cultural heritage often ignored by mainstream history. An important early record for readers interested in Black American arts and letters.
Inside this audiobook
16 chapters
- 1Preface3m
- 2The Negro Genius9m
- 3Phillis Wheatley35m
- 4Paul Laurence Dunbar18m
- 5Charles W. Chesnutt8m
- 6W. E. Burghardt Du Bois9m
- 7William Stanley Braithwaite13m
- 8Other Writers27m
- 9Orators - Douglass And Washington20m
- 10The Stage7m
- 11Painters - Henry O. Tanner14m
- 12Sculptors - Meta Warrick Fuller19m
- 13Music19m
- 14General Progress 1918-192120m
- 15Charles S. Gilpin9m
- 16Appendix The Negro In American Fiction31m
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