W. E. B. Du Bois on Asia : Crossing the World Color Line

Introduction: Crossing the World Color Line vii Part I. The Color Line Belts the World 1(56) India 7(2) Asia in Africa 9(24) The Color Line Belts the World 33(2) The World Problem of the Color Line 35(2) The Negro and Imperialism 37(11) The American Negro and the Darker World 48(9) Part II. Darkwater Rising: Japan and the Color of Imperialism 57(54) The Union of Colour 65(3) The Clash of Colour: Indians and American Negroes 68(6) Listen, Japan and China 74(1) Japan and Ethiopia 75(1) Man Power 76(2) What Japan Has Done 78(5) The Yellow Sea 83(5) China and Japan 88(3) The Color of Asia 91(8) A Chronicle of Race Relations [I] 99(12) Part III. World War II and the Anticolonial Turn 111(58) A Chronicle of Race Relations [II] 117(11) Prospect of a World Without Racial Conflict 128(14) Nehru 142(3) The Freeing of India 145(9) Gandhi and the American Negroes 154(4) The Colonial Groups in the Postwar World 158(11) Part IV. The East Is Red: Revolutions and Resolutions 169(33) Indonesia 175(3) Burma 178(3) Malaya 181(3) Will the Great Gandhi Live Again? 184(3) Our Visit to China 187(3) The Vast Miracle of China Today: A Report on a Ten-Week Visit to the People's Republic of China 190(6) China and Africa 196(6) A Partial Chronology of Asia in the Career of W. E. B. Du Bois 202(1) Acknowledgments 203(2) Index 205