For a concise account of the Atlanta riot see Leon F. Litwack, Trouble in Mind: Black Southerners in the Age of Jim Crow (New York, 1998), 315-19. (34) Joel...

..means to assure the future of blacks and to conquer the depth of prejudice in America. The Brownsville raid in 1904, the Atlanta riot in 1906, and the "red summer" of 1919 (well described by DuBois biographer David Levering Lewis)

"The Morning Cometh": African-American Periodicals, Education, and the Black Middle Class, 1900-1930

Journal article by Michael Fultz; The Journal of Negro History, Vol. 80, 1995
Subjects: African American periodicals--Research, Education--Bibliography
...Movement, and the Voice itself became the unofficial political organ for that group. Rumors of involvement in the ugly Atlanta riot of 1906 forced Barber to leave Atlanta for Chicago, where he unsuccessfully attemped to reestablish the periodical...