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Figure 1 A visualization of the similarities of “fiction” to other genres in the Crisis , 1911–17. In 1913, “articles,” “letters,” and “poetry” became more similar to “fiction,” before separating again. The scale, 0 to 1, indicates the degree of dissimilarity or similarity, respectively. Figure More

Figure 2 A visualization of the similarities of “articles” and “letters” to other genres in the Crisis , 1911–17. “Articles” and “letters” share a high degree of similarity. Figure courtesy of author More

Figure 4 Readings, book talks, and other activities during class visits to the Children’s Room at the Harlem Branch library, February 1928. Detail from Monthly logs. 135th Street Branch records, Sc MG 219 Box 4. Courtesy of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Manuscripts More

Figure 2 Whitfield’s “To Cinque,” in America and Other Poems (1853). Hathi Trust More

Figure 1 Siblings teach each other about their bodies in Joyce Farmer Sutton’s “Doin’ It!” Originally appeared in Wimmen’s Comix #5 ( 1975 ). Reprinted from Tina Robbins, ed. (2016), The Complete Wimmen’s Comix , vol. 1, 193 More