{"value"=>"<p>Includes \"Let Us Prey!\" in <span class=\"title\">Opportunity</span> (September 1926); \"Mirrors of Harlem: Investigations and Problems of America's Largest Colored Community\" (reprinted from <span class=\"title\">Social Forces</span>, June 1927); \"Race Records\" in <span class=\"title\">Omega Psi Phi Oracle</span> (December 1930); \"The Negro Woman Worker\" in <span class=\"title\">The Woman's Press</span> (April 1932); \"New Jersey's Twentieth Citizen\" in <span class=\"title\">Bulletin from the New Jersey Conference of Social Work</span> (January 1933); \"Black Notes in the Labor Theme\" in <span class=\"title\">Friends Intelligencer</span> (February 1933); \"Vocational Guidance for Negroes\" in <span class=\"title\">Occupations</span> (January 1934); \"Abram Harris: Economist\" in <span class=\"title\">American Missionary</span> (1934); \"The Negro Riddance Act\" in <span class=\"title\">Social Work Today</span> (March-April 1934); \"Messing Around\" in <span class=\"title\">New York Amsterdam News</span> (August 3, 1935); \"Negro Immigration to the United States\" (reprinted from <span class=\"title\">Social Forces</span>, March 1938); \"Leaves from a Jamaica Diary\" in <span class=\"title\">The Crisis</span> (October 1939); \"Poor Land and Peasantry\" with Arthur Raper in <span class=\"title\">The North Georgia Review</span> (Winter 1939-1940); \"General Characteristics of the Negro Youth Population\" (reprinted from the <span class=\"title\">Journal of Negro Education</span>, 1940); \"Methodological Notes for Studying the Southern City\" (reprinted from <span class=\"title\">Social Forces</span>, December 1940); \"Old Conflicts in the New South\" with Arthur Raper in <span class=\"title\">The Virginia Quarterly</span> (February 1942); The Emotion of the Real\" in <span class=\"title\">Christianity and the Crisis</span> (July 1942); \"This War and That Negro\" in <span class=\"title\">Christianity and the Crisis</span> (July 1942); \"The John Canoe Festival: A New World Africanism\" reprinted from <span class=\"title\">Phylon</span> (Fourth Quarter, 1943); \"Freedom in the Modern World: Four Broadcasts by The People's College of Atlanta University\" in <span class=\"title\">Phylon</span> (Second Quarter, 1943); \"D-Day and the Negro Solider\" in <span class=\"title\">The Intercollegian</span> (April 1944); \"Philanthropy and Minorities\" (reprinted from <span class=\"title\">Phylon</span>, Third Quarter, 1944); \"A New Day Is Coming\" in <span class=\"title\">International Journal of Religious Education</span> (February 1944); \"Roundtable: Should Negroes Accept Segregation in the South?\" in <span class=\"title\">Negro Digest</span> (March 1945); \"The Development of Adult Education for Negroes in the United States\" (reprinted from the <span class=\"title\">Journal of Negro Education</span>, 1945); \"Race Relations in the South\" in <span class=\"title\">Opportunity</span> (Fall, 1945); and \"A Critique of Robert I. Kutak's <span class=\"title\">The Sociological Curriculum in the Southeastern States</span>\" (reprinted from <span class=\"title\">Social Forces</span>, October 1945).</p>"}