Race, definition of, 359

Race Contact, problem of, 359, 569
Race-Crossing, effects of, 410-416
Race Culture, as influenced by race
contact, 424

Race Difference, the basis of the race
problem, 396; physical, 389
Race Equality, question of, 364; mean-
ing of, 393

Race Friction, in the North, 32, 43, 54,
66-71; in the South, 110, 121; in
training camps, 190; in the American
army, 231

Race Hatred, cause of, 548
Race Prejudice, in reference to the
housing problem, 33; various phases
of, 33, 40, 517

Race Progress, as influenced by race-
crossing, 415. See Culture of Races.
Race Riots, in the Northern states, 54;
in the Southern states, 129-131
Race Segregation, in the North, 39; in

the South, 110-114; tendency
towards, 470, 575, 577

Racial Affinities and Antipathies, 441
Religion of the Negro, need of elevat-
ing the, 590. See Negro Church.
Religious Dance, among Negroes, 347
Religious Life, of the Negro, in Africa,
5; in the Northern states, 28, 72-81;
in the Southern states, 178-185
Reuter, Edward B., on reasons for the
superiority of the mulatto, 387; on
the intermarriage of whites and
blacks, 445; on the desire of the mu-
latto to be white, 570; contrasting
mulattoes of the North and South
on the social question, 570
Revolution in St. Domingue, 8
Richards, John, observations of, on
Negro soldiers, 200, 237
Richey, W. R., observations of, on
Negro soldiers, 211, 212, 237
Right to Govern, principle determining

the, 495

Riis, Jacob, on the color line, 24; on
Negro traits, 25

Romanes, on racial differences, 372

Roosevelt, views of, criticized by Ne-

groes, 513, 517

Ross, on race inequality, 380
Rural Life, of the Negro, 87
Ruskin, on Nature's abhorrence of
equality, 457

Russell, Irwin, Negro dialect poem by,
300

Scarborough, Dorothy, story by, relat-
ing to the Negro, 302

Scott, Emmett J., service of, in the
World War, 190; as author, 327; on
Negro music, 241

Scott, E. W., painter, 350

Segregation. See Race Segregation.
Selika, Madame, concert singer, 345
Sense Acuteness, of Negro and Cau-
casian, 398

Seward, William H., on the unassimila-
bility of the Negro, 488

Sex Instinct, as related to interracial
marriage, 420

Sex Intercourse, decline of, between
whites and blacks, 452; evil of, be-
tween whites and blacks, 582
Sex Morality, need of, 584
Shaler, N. S., on the absence of friend-
ship ties among Negroes, 99; on
Negro rape, 118; on the inferiority
of the Negro, 382; on the superiority
of the mulatto to the Negro, 386; on
Negro types, 400; on Negro traits,
404; on the economic inefficiency of
the Negro, 533; on the Negro prob-
lem in the South, 586, 587
Shands, Herbert, novel of, relating to
the Negro, 302

Sinclair, William A., Negro author, 333
Slaves, treatment of, 12; distribution
of, in North America, 12
Slave Trade, 6

Smith, Albert, painter, 350

Smith, G. Elliot, on the inferiority of
primitive races, 384

Smith, W. B., book of, on the color
line, 302

Social Life, of the Negro in the North-

Taft, President, writes foreword to
book on the Negro, 270; on educa-
tion as the solution of the Negro
problem, 499

Taine, on race differences, 373
Tannenbaum, Frank, on lynching in the
South, 124

Tanner, Henry O., painter, 349
Temperament of Races, 408
Thomas, William H., on Negro traits,
98, 401, 404; on Negro franchise,
107; on Negro colonization, 466; on
Negro leadership, 521; on the future
of the Negro, 534

Tidewater Region, as affecting the slav-
ery question, 12

Toomer, Jean, novel of, on the Negro,
326

Topinard, on cross-breeding, 411
Tozzer, on race equality, 370
Tradition, as more important than race-
crossing for progress, 429; ripening
of, necessary to the flowering of cul-
ture, 436

Tupes, Colonel, report of, on Negro
troops in France, 215, 217, 220, 221
Tuskegee Institute, 173
Tylor, on race differences, 372

University Commission on Race Rela-
tions, work of, 551

Vogt, Carl, on the psychology of the
Negro, 401

Warrick, Meta, sculptor, 350
Washington, Booker T., on opportuni-
ties for the Negro, 19; on the race
problem, 508, 509; on race segrega-
tion, 474; attitude of, towards South-
ern whites, 504; on the social ques-
tion, 512; onslaught upon, by radical
Negroes, 511; on the writings of,
328-329; on the Negro's progress,
535; promoter of Negro progress,
536; on the relation of industry to
higher culture, 538; effort of, in be-
half of common schools, 539; as or-
ganizer of business men, 540; views
of, on the social question, 511; com-
mendation of, 499

Weale, Putnam, on the segregation of
races of the world, 470
Weatherford, W. D., books by, on the
Negro, 302; on rural segregation in
the South, 473; as leader of inter-
racial coöperation, 550

Webster, Daniel, on the colonization of
the Negro, 459

Westermarck, on the color of ruling

classes, 363; on race-crossing, 418
West Indian Negro, compared to the
North American, 28

White skin, racial value of, 362