Name/Title
Beshears: The CrisisEntry/Object ID
2022.40.89Scope and Content
The February, 1969 issue of The Crisis. Copyright © 1969 by The Crisis Publishing Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. A RECORD OF THE DARKER RACES. This is Vol. 76, No. 2, Whole Number 660. The front cover is the face of Frederick Douglass from the painting of Charles Alston. The inside cover is an advertisement for Langston Hughes' book Fight For Freedom. The back cover contains requests for contributions to the NAACP or an advertisement for the book "The Definitive History Of The NAACP" by Charles Flint Kellogg. There are black and white photographs throughout the document. The page numbers continue from one issue to the next.Context
THE CRISIS
Founded -1910
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
A RECORD OF THE DARKER RACES
In This Issue
Cover: Frederick Douglass. Painting by Charles Alston
Negroes and Jews -- Confrontation or Cooperation
by S. Andhil Fineberg 62
The Negro as Fighting Man by Michael S. Davison 67
Negro History or Mythology by Roy Wilkins 72
That Other Man by Loften Mitchell 75
Birth of the NAACP 79
NAACP Annual Meeting 84
Mrs. Hurley Honored 88
Teach Me Harlem, a Poem, by Lee Bennett Hopkins 90
Alston: American Artist by Warren Marr II 93
Departments
Editorial 58
Life Membership Photos 98
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| Vol. 76, No. 2 |
| Whole Number |
| 660 |
| February, 1969 |
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Category 08: Communication Objects
