decksh recreations of visualizations in "W.E.B Dubois's Data Portraits, Visualizing Black America" edited by Whitney Battle-Baptiste and Britt Rusert (ISBN 978-1-61689-706-2)

The original plates (also include in this repo), may be accessed at the Library of Congress

• Plate 1: The Georgia Negro
• Plate 2: Relative Negro Population of the States of the United States
• Plate 3: States of the United States According to Their Negro Population
• Plate 4: Negro Population of Georgia
• Plate 5: Negro Population of Georgia by Counties, 1890
• Plate 6: Negro Population of Georgia by Counties, 1870, 1880
• Plate 7: Comparative Increase of White and Colored Population of Georgia
• Plate 8: Migration of Negroes 1890
• Plate 9: Age Distribution of Georgia Negroes Compared with France
• Plate 10: Conjugal Condition
• Plate 11: City and Rural Population 1890
• Plate 12: Slave and Free Negroes
• Plate 13: Race Amalgamation in Georgia
• Plate 14: Illiteracy
• Plate 15: Children in the Public Schools
• Plate 16: Teachers in Georgia Public Schools
• Plate 17: Number Of Negro Students Taking The Various Courses Of Study Offered In Georgia Schools
• Plate 18: Value of Land Owned by Georgia Negroes
• Plate 19: Acres of Land Owned by Negroes in Georgia
• Plate 20: Land Owned by Negroes in Georgia, USA, 1870-1900
• Plate 21: Valuation of Town and City Property Owned by Georgia Negroes
• Plate 22: Assessed Valuation of all Taxable Property Owned by Georgia Negroes
• Plate 23: Negro population in two cities of Georgia
• Plate 24: Value of Farming Tools
• Plate 25: Assessed Value of Household and Kitchen Furniture Owned by Georgia Negroes
• Plate 26: Occupations Of Georgia Negroes
• Plate 27: Occupations Of Negroes And Whites In Georgia
• Plate 30: Condition of 300 Negro Farm Tenants After 1 Year's Toil, 1898
• Plate 31: Income and Expenditure
• Plate 37: A Series Of Statistical Charts Illustrating The Conditions Of Descendants Of Formal African Slaves Now Resident In The Unites States
• Plate 38: Distribution of Negroes in the United States
• Plate 39: Increase in the Negro Population in the United States
• Plate 40: Comparative rate of increase of the White and Negro elements population of the United States
• Plate 41: Population Comparison
• Plate 42: Population Proportions
• Plate 43: Occupations in which American Negroes are engaged
• Plate 44: Proportion of Whites and Negroes in the different classes
• Plate 45: Occupations in which 10,000 or more American Negroes are engaged
• Plate 46: Number of Negro teachers in the Public Schools of the United States
• Plate 47: Illiteracy of the American Negro compared with other nations
• Plate 48: Enrollment in the Negro common school of the former slave States
• Plate 49: Proportion Of Total Negro Children Of School Age Who Are Enrolled In The Public Schools
• Plate 50: The Rise of Negroes from Slavery to Freedom in One Generation
• Plate 51: Proportion of Freemen and Slaves
• Plate 52: City and Rural Population
• Plate 53: Conjugal condition of American Negroes according to age periods
• Plate 54: Amalgamation of the White and Black elements of the population in the United States
• Plate 55: Proprietes contribuables des Nègres dans trois Etats des Etats Unis
• Plate 56: Negro landowners
• Plate 57: Negro business men in the United States
• Plate 58: Pauperism among American Negroes
• Plate 59: Mortality of American Negroes
• Plate 60: Crime among American Negroes
• Plate 61: American Negro newspapers and periodicals
• Plate 62: Religion of American Negroes
• Plate 63: Statistics of Negro Church Organizations
• Plate XX: Decrease of Illiteracy Among Black Freedmen of the United States (not in the book discovered by Jason Forrest)