Table of Contents

Diary Note 1  -- Dreams & Sexual Repression

Diary Note 2  -- Life, Women, Work, & Loneliness

Diary Note 3  -- War & Rations

Diary Note 4  -- Christian on Lyle Saxon & The History Manuscript

Diary Note 5  -- Self-Made Men, Lyle Saxon, & Class Tensions

Diary Note 6  -- On White Men, Freight Elevators, and Distinctions of Flesh

Diary Note 7  -- On Race Training

Diary Note 8  -- Reflections on Lyle Saxon, Irene Douglas, and the Wall of Race

Diary Note 9  -- Marriage & the Husband To Be

Diary Note 10 -- Writing History of Blacks & Securing the Future

Diary Note 11 -- War, Thin Walls, & the Common Man

Diary Note 12 -- Black Man & White Woman in the South 

Diary Note 13 -- Marriage & Poetry Writing

Diary Note 14 -- White People, Grandmother Eiserloh & Ordinary Animals

Diary Note 15 -- On An Evening at the Cinema -- Japan & Georgia

Diary Note 16 -- On the Death of Marion Badon

Diary Note 17 -- A Jim Crow Bus & the Weight of Tradition

Diary Note 18 -- Frank Yerby & the Origin of the Foxes of Harrow

Diary Note 19 -- Saxon as Benefactor & Negroes of National Caliber

Diary Note 20 -- On Determination of Character

Diary Note 21 -- On Child-Rearing 

Diary Note 22 -- The Poet's Tryst with Destiny

Diary Note 23 -- Irene's "Last Tribute"

Diary Note 24 -- Irene & Angels of the Morning

Diary Note 25 -- Ruth, the Bible, & A Marriage Certificate

Diary Note 26 -- Fever of Love & Cry the Beloved Country

Diary Note 27 -- Higher Ideals Of Race Unity & Consciousness