Works
- Climbing Jacob's Ladder (1931, play)
- Underground (1932, play)
- A Public Library Assists in Improving Race Relations (1946, thesis)
- Intergroup Relations in the United States: A Compilation of Source Material and Service Organizations (1959, article)
- Chronology of African-Americans in New York, 1621–1966 (1971, co-editor)
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