Churches: Baptist, 20, 116, 123; Catholic, 116; Congregational, 20; Episcopal, 20, 113, 116, 120; Methodist, 20, 116.
Civil rights: state bill, 213; violations of, 209, 210.
Constitutional conventions, state, 11-13.
Court: children's, 66; magistrate's, 202-204.
Crime: among children, 66-68; among adults, 189.
District Nursing Association of Brooklyn, 159.
Education: colored teacher, 17, 18; private colored schools, 14; public colored schools, 15-19.
Hunt, John H., against Negro suffrage, 13.
Jay, John, on emancipation, 8; interest in education, 14.
Kent, Chancellor, favors Negro suffrage, 11.
Lincoln Hospital: attitude towards Negro doctors, 114; graduates of, 157.
Mortality: among infants, 53-60; death rate by diseases, 192.
Riots: draft riots, 25; riot of 1900, 199; riot of 1905, 199-201.
Rubinow, I. B., relation of death rate to poverty, 193.
Russia, infant mortality in, 54; mortality and poverty, 193.
Scottron, Samuel R., on industrial opportunities, 26; on occupations, 78.
Segregation: churches, 19; dwelling-places, 48-50; schools, 15-19.
Slaves, brutality towards, 5; insurrections of, 6-8.
Stone, Alfred Holt, on Negro in occupations in South, 75; color line in South, 89, 92; irresponsibility of Negroes, 102.
Suffrage: past, 11-13; present, 196; Negro's use of suffrage, 204-208; in Athens, Ga., 207.
Tucker, Helen, on Negro craftsmen, 96, 98.
Wright, Richard R., on the city Negro, 100, 104.
The date of the case of King _v._ Gallagher, given in the text as 1862, and in Footnote 6 as 1882, is 1883.
The following is a list of changes made to the original. The first line is the original line, the second the corrected one.
their positive as well as there relative number their positive as well as their relative number
See H. J. Wilson. "The Negro and Music," _Outlook_, See H. J. Wilson, "The Negro and Music," _Outlook_,
peoples, receive colored guests; and while people, receive colored guests; and while
trains, who mortgate our farms to buy automobiles, trains, who mortgage our farms to buy automobiles,
nearly a million Latin peoples, we cannot for nearly a million Latin people, we cannot for
pupulation by age periods. population by age periods.
End of Project Gutenberg's Half a Man, by Mary White Ovington and Franz Boas