Self-Determining Haiti

Focusing on the themes of civil rights and international relations, this collection features articles by James Weldon Johnson, a prominent figure in the NAACP and a key voice of the Harlem Renaissance. The volume addresses Haiti's governance and the impact of American occupation through various insightful essays. It also includes significant documents related to U.S.-Haitian relations and constitutional developments. Accompanied by an introductory essay, this work highlights Johnson's influential writing and activism during a pivotal time in American history.