Contents
- Fellow Men of the Negro Race, Greetingp. 1
- New Negro Not a Beggar, and Does Not Want Charity — Wants Only What Belongs to Him — Determined That Segregation, Jim-Crowism, Lynching, Etc., Shall Cease Forever, Say Speakers in Liberty Hallp. 2
- Announcement: Master Osborne Malloump. 2
- Marcus Garvey and Miss H. V. Davis Tell Thrilling Story of Trip to West Indies and Central Americapp. 3–5
- Important Notice: Identification Certificates for Convention Delegatesp. 4
- Criticism of Eugene O'Neill's "The Emperor Jones" and Hubert H. Harrisonp. 5
- Inherent Strengthp. 5
- Great Negro Athletes: E. L. Gourdin of Harvard Breaks World Broad Jump Recordp. 5
- N. Y. World Says Jack Johnson Is Still a Great National Hero, but Not a Leader Like Marcus Garveyp. 5
- The Philosophy of the New Negro and Garveyismpp. 5, 8 ↗
- Open Letter on the Negro's Contributions to Civilizationp. 6
- Letter to Prof. W. H. Ferris Regarding Services of Col. Henry Lincoln Johnsonp. 6
- The Redemption of Africap. 6
- A Critical Analysis of the Ku Klux Klan: Reply to Editor Smith of The Pitchforkp. 6
- Editorial Note on Hodge Kirnon's Article on Garveyismp. 6
- The Critics of Ethiopiap. 6
- Letter on Ethiopia's Future and Racial Dutyp. 6
- Alexander Kinmont on the Character of the Africanp. 6
- Mr. Taylor Active in Barring "The Clansman" in San Francisco, Cal.p. 6
- Bluefields, Nic., Active in Convention Fundp. 6
- Women's Industrial Exhibition to Be One of Big Features of Conventionp. 6
- Slavery to Be Legalized in Portuguese Africap. 6
- Recital by Madame Alice Franck-Robinsonp. 7
- San Manuel, Cuba, U. N. I. A. Meetingp. 7
- Ethiopiap. 7
- Milkweed Snailp. 7
- Can We Forget Marcus Garvey?p. 7
- Be in Timep. 7
- The Birth of a Nationp. 7
- Lynching in Americap. 7
- Ephraim, Forgive!p. 7
- The Reason Why I Love Your Flagp. 7
- Ephraim, Farewellp. 7
- Ethiopia Belovedp. 7
- [List of Contributors]p. 8
- Rev. Wilkins of Ravenswood, L. I., Passes Awayp. 8
- Governor of Oriente Province Visits Liberty Hallp. 9
- Dr. Blyden's Vision of the Negro's Awakeningp. 9
- Claude McKay and Dr. Du Boisp. 9
- Harlem Notes: Graduating Party Given to Brooklyn Youthp. 9
- The Universal Negro Improvement Association Takes Part in Parade—Staged Gala Dance for Benefit of Delegates to Conventionp. 10
- Speech by Andrew Tucker-Clarkp. 10
- Enthusiastic Wednesday Night in Havana: Division Bids Adieu to Rev. T. C. Glashen of Key West Divisionp. 10
- [Meeting at Liberty Hall, Newport News]p. 10
- The U. N. I. A. in Oriente, Cubap. 10
- Black Cross First Aid Society and U.N.I.A. Activities in Colonp. 11
- Jamaica Island Rail Workers Reject Cuts; Will Quit August 1p. 11
- News from New Bedford Divisionp. 11
- Drawing Room Concert at Marcane, Cubap. 11
- U. N. I. A. Member in Colon, Passed Awayp. 11
- Distinguished West Indian Enroute to London to Protest Against Hindoo Immigration and Advocate Labor Union in British Guianap. 11
- Capt. E. L. Gaines Electrifies Cambridge U. N. I. A. Div.p. 11
- The Toronto Division of the U. N. I. A.p. 11
- The U. N. I. A. in Leechburg, Pa.p. 11
- Garveyism at Bagotvillep. 11
- Pittsburgh Division, U. N. I. A. and A. C. L.p. 11
- Address to the Colón Division of the U. N. I. A.p. 12
- The U. N. I. A. in Delray, Floridap. 12
- The Morning Long Promisedp. 12