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A 1915 silent film depicting African Americans as unintelligent and sexually aggressive while the KKK was portrayed as a revolutionary positive force.

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“Marriages are void when one party is a white person and the other is possessed of one-eighth or more negro, Japanese, or Chinese blood.”
—Nebraska, 1911

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"“Separate free schools shall be established for the education of children of African descent; and it shall be unlawful for any colored child to attend any white school, or any white child to attend a colored school.”
—Missouri, 1929"

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During the Jim Crow era, advertising cards were a common way to target African Americans, emphasizing racial stereotypes.

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"Separate but equal."

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Jim crow laws barred African Americans from voting by implementing literacy tests, poll taxes, and comprehension tests.

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African Americans moved to the urban north-east, mid-west, and west to escape the "jim crow south".

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Allowed the right for citizens to vote regardless of their skin colors.

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African Americans were able to prove to mainstream culture that they had something special to offer. Harlem artists gained a lot of attention from whites.

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Poet

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Artist

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Sculptor

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This is when the American culture started to change and flappers is one of the biggest symbols.

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Black artists derived their art from black aesthetics and folk art.

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This is the unique side of american musical form. It first started in New Orleans and other parts of the south before WW1.

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Trumpet jazz player

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It was a combination  of cultural, social and artistic  skills which started in Harlem, NY.

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A set of laws enacted after the Reconstruction era to enforce racial segregation in southern United States.