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it was a way for African Americans to have a voice, the best way they were able to share experiences was through the love of music. This was the revival time for African Americans to be heard.

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The migration of African Americans to northern cities was a contributing factor to the creation of Harlem, it brought loads of talented people such as doctors, artist, students and singers.

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LOUIS ARMSTRONG~ He was one of the most famous jazz musicians at the time, he was the first great jazz soloist. He was also an actor but is mostly known for his jazz, he was in the field for 5 decades.
LANGSTON HUGHES~ He didn't play in any jazz bands but he was a very powerful poet, his poetry came from the heart and really targeted the way African Americans realities of being middle class.
DUKE ELLINGTON~ Being one of the greatest musical influences he brought the world of orchestra and jazz into the light. this became very liked among speakeasies and white patrons, he played in one of the only white-only cotton club.

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The Harlem Renaissance was not just about Jazz there was many people with different talents. Langston Hughes wrote, "It was the period when Negroes were in vogue." Aaron Douglas was a famous painter, he made murals one of which being Harriet Tubman.  Zora Neale Hurston Was a inspirational writer she was the most prominent female writer to creating short story's and novels. W. E. B. Du Bois was a writer, sociologist, and civil rights activits, he created the foundation of the NAAC.

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One of the paintings durring the harlem Renaissance 

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One of the paintings durring the harlem Renaissance 

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“Negroes – Sweet and docile, Meek, humble, and kind: Beware the day – They change their mind.” -Langston Hughes

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A map of were many people moved to during the renaissance

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A map of were many people moved to during the renaissance