'Esperanto—The New International Language', The Voice of the Negro, 3: 4 (April 1906), pp. 258-262.
'“La Vojo”—Zamenhof's Poem in Esperanto', The Voice of the Negro, 4: 2 (December 1906), pp. 550-551.
William Pickens: Who’s Who in Colored America
"Ars Poetica #17: First Afro-American Esperantist" by Elizabeth Alexander
"The Russian Jew and The American Negro" by John D. Swain
“The Way," translation of L. L. Zamenhof's "La Vojo" by D. O. S. Lowell
Volapük in the Black Press, 1888
J. U. Giesy (John Ulrich, 1877-1948) & His Collaborators
Esperanto & Interlinguistics Study Guide / Retgvidilo pri Esperanto & Interlingvistiko
Pickens, William (1881-1954) | The Black Past: Remembered and Reclaimed
Introduction (Gale biographical summary)
William Pickens (biographical sketch with photo)
William Pickens papers, 1906-1954. | The New York Public Library
NYPL, Inventory
of the William Pickens Papers (Additions), 1909-1950
(with biographical sketch)
The Pickens Family — An American Story
Four
Generations: The Historical Footprints of the Pickens Family
By R. B. Stuart
The
Heir of Slaves: An Autobiography
by William Pickens (1911). Esperanto, p. 135
Text also at
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of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Books
Abraham
Lincoln, Man and Statesman (1910)
by William Pickens
“The
Kind of Democracy the Negro Expects”
by William Pickens (1919)
"Africa
for the Africans: The Garvey Movement"
by William Pickens, The Nation, December 28, 1921
"Racial
Segregation" by William Pickens,
Opportunity: Journal of Negro Life, December 1927
"Hate
Only Hate, Fear Only Cowardice: William Pickens, a Philosopher of Activism,
an Advocate for Democracy"
by C. Alvin Hughes
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