Resource Pages for the Study of W.E.B. Du Bois
Note: Much of the material relevant to this subject is also listed in on the
"Rhetoric of Race"
resource list.
Du Bois' Influences
 | Ralph Waldo Emerson |
| Mohandas K. Gandhi |
| G.W.F. Hegel Phenomenology
of Mind |
| William James |
| Karl Marx |
| Josiah Royce |
| George Santayana |
| Mao Tse-Tung |
Du Bois Writings on the Web
| The Suppression of the African Slave Trade |
| The Philadelphia Negro |
| The Souls of Black Folk |
| The Niagara Movement |
Works by and About Du Bois' Contemporaries
| J. Max Barber (Niagara) |
| Marcus Mosiah Garvey |
| F.M. Hershaw (Niagara) |
| Daniel AP Murray |
| Gunnar Myrdal |
| J. Edward Nash
|
| Mary White Ovington |
| Adam Clayton Powell, Sr. (Niagara)
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| Reverdy Ransom (Niagara)
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| Mary Talbert (Niagara) |
| Monroe Trotter (Niagara) |
| Booker T Washington
 | Papers |
| Atlanta Compromise Speech |
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| Max Weber |
| Ida B. Wells Barnett |
Organizations Related to the Study of Du Bois' Life and Times
| NAACP |
| ASALH |
Organizations and People Influenced By Du Bois
| Jessie Fauset |
| Langston Hughes |
| Martin Luther King, Jr.
| Martin Luther King Center
for Non-violent Social Change |
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| Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.
| Abyssinian Baptist Church
history |
| February 2, 1955 speech to
Congress |
| History
of the House Ethics Committee |
| Final Call
article on Powell's role in black politics |
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| Cornel West |
Contemporary Criticism And Analysis of Du Bois' Life and Work
Teaching Models and Resources
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