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The Savoy Ballroom,it was an exciting place to be during the night in Harlem.Dancers, and music of jazz artists played.

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Florence Mills she was the Queen of happiness, she was an American cabaret singer, dancer comedian and actress.

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Paul Robeson. was an American concert singer, artist ,athlete and actor and activist in the civil rights movement.

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Ella Fitzgerald, she made her debut at the age of 17 at the Apollo theater.

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The Apollo Theatre was constructed in Harlem New York. For blacks it was the most important institution.

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Billy "Bonjares" Robinson. he was a famous tap dancer. he was performed at the famous Cotton Club.

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Josephine Baker was a dancer , singer actress and comedian . She was the firs African American performer to break free of racial offense.

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Wallace Thurman 1902-1934.he became the first to publish the adult themed stories of Langston Hughes.

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1905-1939 William Henry Webb, was an American Jazz and swing music drummer . he was a King of Swing".

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Billie Holiday 1915-1959. She was a social phenomenal, she was a jazz singer. she was the first black woman to work with a white orchestra.

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1905-1998. Louis Mailou Jones attended the school of Museum of Fine Art, in Boston during the period of discrimination against African Americans.

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1899-1979, Aaron Douglass was the Harlem Renaissance artist is the best example of "New Negro" philosophy.

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1964 He was the first art director of Harlem Cultural Council.he was an active spokesman on artistic and social issues.

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William H. Johnson was a teacher at the Harlem Community Art Center during 1940.

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NAACP was established in 1909.This is an old civil rights organization of Colored People in the United States.

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Zora Neale Hurtsons wrote "Their Eyes Were Watching God' is a famous Harlem Renaissance novel.

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McKays poem "If we must die" celebrates the two sides of the African American experience.

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During the Harlem Renaissance (1918–1937), Jim Crow laws and segregation policies were still deeply entrenched across the United States, especially in the South, though they impacted life in the North as well.

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Walt Whitman wrote " I hear America Singing" that freed enslaved African Americans.

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walt Whitman Harlem Renaissance  I hear singing america

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Claude McKay , was a famous poet when African American writers and artists expressed themselves through their writing and art.

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1925 Countee Cullen one of the great poems was "Heritage" who is a revelation;where he explains we struggle with identity in our place in society.

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countee Cullen images harlem renaissence

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Du Bois was one of the founders of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.(NAACP) in 1909.

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Bessie Smith was most of the famous singer of jazz and blues.

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Duke Ellington: 1930 was a jazz composer, conductor and performer.He was a key figure in shaping the sound of jazz. Such as the song "It Don't Mean a Thing".

Louis Armstrong 1960:he interpreted jazz and was one of the most famous artists.

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pictures of  duke ellington, louis armstrong and Bessie Smith togheter

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Jacob Lawrence African American his paint reflect the migration of the African Americans from the rural South to urban North who was called the "Negro Migration" from 1916 and 1919.

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1920 Langston Hughes he wrote poetry, short stories, novels and rhythms such jazz and blues.

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Harlem streets, jazz clubs, the Cotton Club

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Harlem streets, jazz clubs, the Cotton Club

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1923 Cotton Club, stage for glamorous dancing girls performers and comics.

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Harlem Renaissance images cotton club 1920 1930

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Migration of Black Americans from the rural zone to the industrial centers of the North of New York.

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Harlem Renaissance images migration in 1920 and 1930

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Harlem became a hub of musical innovation (Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington). This image helps show how art and music were forms of resistance and pride.

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In 1920-1930 The Harlem Renaissance raised many creative activities among African Americas. the embrace of all the arts such as music dance , film theater and cabaret.

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Harlem Renaissance: Photos From the African American Cultural Explosion | HISTORY

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From jazz and blues to poetry and prose to dance and theater, the Harlem Renaissance of the early 20th century was el…