Crusade for justice: the autobiography of Ida B. Wells
In: Negro American biographies and autobiographies
Intro -- Contents -- Foreword by Eve L. Ewing -- Foreword to the 1970 Edition by John Hope Franklin -- Introduction by Alfreda M. Duster -- Preface -- 1. Born into Slavery -- 2. Hard Beginnings -- 3. New Opportunities -- 4. Iola -- 5. The Free Speech Days -- 6. Lynching at the Curve -- 7. Leaving Memphis Behind -- 8. At the Hands of a Mob -- 9. To Tell the Truth Freely -- 10. The Homesick Exile -- 11. Light from the Human Torch -- 12. Through England and Scotland -- 13. Breaking the Silent Indifference -- 14. An Indiscreet Letter -- 15. Final Days in London -- 16. "To the Seeker of Truth" -- 17. Inter-Ocean Letters -- 18. In Liverpool -- 19. In Manchester -- 20. In Bristol -- 21. Newcastle Notes -- 22. Memories of London -- 23. "You Can't Change the Record" -- 24. Last Days in Britain -- 25. A Regrettable Interview -- 26. Remembering English Friends -- 27. Susan B. Anthony -- 28. Ungentlemanly and Unchristian -- 29. Satin and Orange Blossoms -- 30. A Divided Duty -- 31. Again in the Public Eye -- 32. New Projects -- 33. Club Life and Politics -- 34. A Negro Theater -- 35. Negro Fellowship League -- 36. Illinois Lynchings -- 37. NAACP -- 38. Steve Green and "Chicken Joe" Campbell -- 39. Seeking the Negro Vote -- 40. Protest to the Governor -- 41. World War I and the Negro Soldiers -- 42. The Equal Rights League -- 43. East Saint Louis Riot -- 44. Arkansas Riot -- 45. The Tide of Hatred -- 46. The Price of Liberty -- Afterword by Michelle Duster -- Bibliography -- Index.