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Considered one of the greatest screenwriters of the 20th century, she wrote over 325 scripts over her life, including both silent and sound films. She was the first writer to ever win two academy awards, one for "The Big House", and one for "The Champ".

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Richard Bruce Nugent was a writer and painter who wrote many short stories and poems such as"Shadow" and "Shadji". One of the few publicly out members of his group of gay Harlem artists, "Nugent had a long productive career bringing to light the creative process of gay and black culture" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Bruce_Nugent).

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A. Philip Randolph was an American Labor Unionist and Civil Rights Activist.  He created the first successful African American led labor union, Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, and successfully, "pressured President Harry S. Truman to issue Executive Orders 9980 and 9981 in 1948, promoting fair employment, anti-discrimination policies in federal government hiring, and ending racial segregation in the armed services" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A._Philip_Randolph).

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This advertisement for cola soda features spots star Babe Ruth, an early form of celebrity endorsements.

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An advertisement for 1920's Orange Crush soda, a brand we still know today.

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Speakeasys were illegal establishments used in the 1920's for customers to buy and drink alcohol at a time when it was prohibited in The United States.

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She was an American writer, play write and art collector of cubist and other experimental paintings raised in Oakland California.  Some of her major major writings include  The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas and Q.E.D, a sapphic love affair story about several of her friends.

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This was a movement of six million African American people out of southern rural states to burgeoning urban Northeast and Western cities.

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This car from 1925 uses a replacement for the original "Sliver Ghost" and featured a larger engine and overhead valves.

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Most commonly called Betty, she was a 100 meter racer who was the first female track and field athlete in The Olympics. She won the 1928 100 meter race in the Amsterdam Olympics.

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Babe Ruth was a major league baseball player with a career that spanned twenty two seasons. He became famous as a slugging outfielder for The New York Yankees.

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This scandal involved Secretary of the Interior Albert Bacon Fall accepting bribes from oil companies in in exchange for leasing petroleum reserves for low rates without competitive biding. He was convicted and sent to prison.

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The scopes trial was a legal case against teacher John T. Scopes, who was accused of violating the Butler Act of Tennessee by Teaching Evolution to his students. The trial was, however, deliberately staged to attract attention to the town.

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A movie about two farmhands fighting for the affection of a girl who has no interest in either one.

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A silent comedy film about "The Tramp" raising a poor orphan boy he found abandoned by his parents.

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Flappers were a subculture of younger western women who wore short skits, bobbed hair, and acted in a way to show disdain for behaviors considered acceptable for women. They acted free and liberated as a way of displaying empowerment.

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This famous New York Theater was an important venue for African American performers, and hosted its own television show from 1987 to 2008 showcasing all kinds of talent.

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He worked as a trumpeter and vocalist. He spanned five decades and several eras of jazz music and shifted the focus of the genre.

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She was born in America, but she primarily worked in Europe as an entertainer, French Resistance Agent, and civil rights activist.

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He was a poet, novelist, activist, and playwright, and the inventor of jazz poetry.