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In a world that seemed determined to be black and white, even the photography, the Harlem Renaissance brought forth a splash of colour!

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Going to Harlem for a black man or woman was the same as going to Hollywood during the golden age. You were sure to make your fame.

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Colourful paintings showing black people relaxing like the white culture was to show they were also equally able to enjoy the same as all men.

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Jazz was the predominant music of the age, but came from poetry put to the beat of the drum.

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Blacks encouraged the remembrance of coming out of Africa

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The spirit of Jazz

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Louis Armstrong, probably the most famous person of the era.

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Paintings showing where they were from to where they have become became popular at this time.

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In a world of black and white photography, beautiful posters were painted to show the likeness of performers of the age, thus showing colour well.

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The beautiful iconic voices were able to emerge at this time, leading to the most popular music we have today.

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Billie Holiday, one of my personal favorites from this era

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The ability to move so fluidly in a suit is definitely a

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Gorgeous sprays of colour showing night life

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The Cotton Club was one of the most famous for it's days, and still stands.

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The Apollo, where people are still forged today.

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Beautiful painting made by both men and women.