The Struggle for Anti-Lynching Legislation in the 1920s

• Brooklyn Eagle, "Senator France, Representative Dyer to Urge Federal Anti-Lynching Law" (November 29, 1920)
• Letter from H.M. Daugherty, Attorney General to Hon. A.J. Volstead (August 9, 1921)
• Letter from Warren Harding to James Johnson (June 18, 1921)
• Letter from Walter White to Alice M. Robertson (December 21, 1921)
• Letter from Walter White to the editor of the New York World (December 27, 1921)
• Congressional Record House (January 17, 1922). Comments of Patrick Drewry.
• Congressional Record House (January 18, 1922). Comments of John Sandlin
• Congressional Record House (January 18, 1922). Comments of Meyer London.
• Congressional Record House (January 18, 1922). Comments of Mr. Volstead.
• Congressional Record House (January 18, 1922). Comments of Thomas Montgomery Bell.
• Congressional Record House (January 18, 1922). Comments by Edgar Ellis.
• Letter from Burton French to James Weldon Johnson (February 3, 1922)
• Letter from Robert D. Carey to James Weldon Johnson (March 17, 1922)
• Letter from William Borah to W. Hayes McKinney (May 22, 1922)
• Letter from Moorefield Storey to William Borah (June 5, 1922)
• Letter from James Wolcott Wadsworth Jr. to James Weldon Johnson (August 9, 1922)
• William Borah's Letter to the Editor of The Boston Transcript (June 8, 1922)
• The Anti-Lynching Crusaders (June or July 1922)
• The Anti-Lynching Crusaders (1922)
• "Directions for Buffalo Key Women” (1922)
• “A Lynching” by Juliette V. Harring (September 14, 1922)
• Letter from Mary B. Talbert to Mary White Ovington (October 21, 1922)
• Letter from Walter F. White to Emily W. Osgood (December 1, 1922)
• The Shame of America, New York Times (November 23, 1922)
• Letter from Walter White to the Senate (December 1, 1922)
• Letter from Warren Harding's Secretary to James Weldon Johnson (December 8, 1922)
• Dryer Anti-Lynching Bill Political Cartoon
• A Terrible Blot on American Civilization