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When the economy crashed, it was the beginning of the end… And lots of people were pretty depressed about it. People had nothing to relate to but their music,

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William Artis is an African-American sculptor that revolved his sculptures around black faces and personalities. He would sculpt statues of people with the generic stereotypical African-American facial features.

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First there was the war. Then there were the job openings. And then, this: southern blacks moving to northern cities, dreaming of racial equality and economic opportunity.

This population migration is what made the Harlem Renaissance possible.

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Motley was a painter who contributed to the Harlem Renaissance by revolving his paintings around black culture and the black peoples' lives in America.

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1914: The Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) is founded

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1914: The Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) is founded

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This was the beginning of the pan-African and Black Nationalist movement. And it all started with the efforts of one man: Marcus Garvey.

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Dorothy Dandridge, an American film and theater actress, who highly contributed to the Harlem Renaissance, being among the few black actors/actresses in the film industry.

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The Harlem Renaissance was very significant because it marked a moment when white America started recognizing the intellectual contributions of African Americans.
Some of the artists of that time included:
Aaron Douglas, Augusta Savage, and William Johnson. These artists attracted a prosperous and stylish middle class which sprouted an artistic center.

The famous Harlem Renaissance Musicians used a combination of African rhythms and music with  Dixieland music, the blues and the improvisational and exuberant style of music called Jazz. Jazz developed in the speakeasy cellars in the cities of New York.
Some of the musicians of that time included:
Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk, Count Basie, "Jelly Roll" Morton, King Oliver, Charlie Parker, and Ma Rainey.

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1903: W.E.B. Du Bois's The Souls of Black Folk
Even though the Harlem Renaissance really gained momentum later on, how can we not mention the major philosophical backbone of the movement