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If you look closely, there are 4 images of art from this era. Art was important for African Americans to paint images that showed their pride and culture.

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First off R.I.P. the great, but second of all this is a real newspaper from this era. Notice anything strange?

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This was one of the most used instruments in music during this era. People like Louis Armstrong were known for playing it.

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This is what tuberculosis looks like. This image represents what lead to the death of the great Paul Laurence Dunbar. 

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This is Paul's tombstone. What's crazy about this is that his mother outlived him by 28 years.

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Another image of Paul Laurence Dunbar. Since I used his poem for this assignment, I figured I should add more photos of the man.

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As previously mentioned, Jazz music was a major factor during this era. This image represents some folks dancing to this music.

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W.E.B. Du Bois. Du Bois was the first African American to earn a PhD from Harvard University. 

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This is Paul Laurence Dunbar. He is the man who wrote this poem and he was known as a popular writer and poet. 

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Duke Ellington. Duke was an artist during this era and was the leader of his orchestra.

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I think this picture is self explainable.

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"I have a dream..." This speech by Mr. King is one of the most influential speeches of all time. Its purpose; equality for everyone.

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Martin Luther King Jr. Although Martin's presence wasn't during this time period, what he did for African Americans earned him a spot on this post. 

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Louis Armstrong. Louis is another famous artist during this era and is best known for his song called "What a Wonderful World."

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If one couldn't see the theme of this yet, it is about a lot of novelists that helped people of color back in the day. 

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This is the association that was lead by James Weldon Johnson

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James Weldon Johnson. He was best known as a civil rights activist. He was the leader of the "National Association for the Advancement of Colored People"

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Langston Hughes. He was one of the first people to use jazz poetry and is best known as a leader during the Harlem Renaissance. 

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This image represents the "mask" that Paul Laurence Dunbar is talking about in his poem. 

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This is Paul's mother Matilda. She was a slave up until the ratification of the 13th amendment that set her free. 

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Blues became very popular during this time period.

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This is Jean Toomer. Jean was a poet and novelist during this time period and actively resisted the association and modernism.

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Jessie Redmon Faucet. Jessie's literary work helped sculpt African American literature. 