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Harlem in Disorder: A Spatial History of How Racial Violence Changed in 1935

Newspapers

This analysis examined twenty-two newspapers, found in the scrapbooks in the Records of Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, on microfilm, and in digital editions. Seven of those publications were Black-owned newspapers, identified with a * in the list below.

In the Afro-American*
In the Atlanta World*
In the Brooklyn Citizen
In the Brooklyn Daily Eagle
In the Chicago Defender*
In the Daily Mirror
In the Daily News
In the Daily Worker
In the Home News
In La Prensa
In the New York Age*
In the New York American
In the New York Amsterdam News*
In the New York Evening Journal
In the New York Herald Tribune
In the New York Post
In the New York Sun
In the New York Times
In the New York World-Telegram
In the Norfolk Journal and Guide*
In the Pittsburgh Courier*
In the Times Union

In addition, the study also examined national newspapers in the Proquest Historical Newspapers collection and the smaller and regional newspapers in the collection at Newspapers.com; these publications generally only published a single story or photograph reporting the disorder.

In miscellaneous other newspapers

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