The Conjure Woman

• "How Chesnutt's Conjure Tales Argue Against Humanity" (Frank)
• "The Powerlessness of the Conjure Woman" (Miller)
• "Tales of Manipulation" (Sweeney)
• "True Ignorance Revealed" (Gray)
• "A Catalyst for Racial Equality" (Lund)
• "The Inescapable Nature of Slavery" (Fadden)

The House Behind the Cedars

• "Consequences of a Secret" (Smiles)
• "The Power of Letters" (Galera)
• "The Black Martyr" (Walkes)
• "Blood versus Environment" (Chidanand)

The Marrow of Tradition

• "Fables and Justice" (Jalil)
• "Separate but Equal" (Williams)
• "Shades of Racism" (Witter)
• "Black and White Parallel Lives" (Salvaggio)
• "Time Enough, But None To Spare: Dodie as a Figure of the Future" (Kotake)
• "The Expectation of White Privilege" (Nicklen)

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