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it influenced African Americans feel valued and matter. That they are equal to whites should be treated as such. For example in the Cotton Club. A speakeasy where African Americans and whites could talk and be with each other and listen to music. They began to feel more valued and included.

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The Harlem Renaissance made African Americans proud of themselves and their culture because white people finally were appreciating the culture of African Americans. They felt seen and appreciated. This made them proud to be African Americans. One example of this is the Cotton Clubs. The Cotton Clubs were places where African Americans could play music for white people. The white customers appreciated and enjoyed their music.

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It influenced them to embrace their beautiful culture and in some cases even share it with other cultures. For example, jazz music was played in speakeasies like the cotton club and became the generations most popular music form

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It influenced African Americans to play and perform music or to make art and show that they are valuable and can provide great entertainment for people to enjoy.

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it influenced african americans because it helped them realize they have more potential then they think. All because of segregation they have been treated to not be as equal and as good as whites but thats not true because they opened up this wide variety of jazz music that people loved. This caused them to see there true beauty.

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Confident- African American people, despite facing adversity held themselves equal and just as accomplished as white. They embraced their culture during the Harlem Renaissance, confidently sharing their pride in their culture.

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It made african americans feel like they were enough. That they didn't have to try to be anything but themselves and they should be proud of their culture and who they are

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It made the next generation feel valued. They could express themselves using music and culture. They could show everyone who they were and why they should be valued. They could perfom at jazz clubs and actually show themsleves.

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It influenced African Americans by causing them to accept their culture and who they are. The became more accepting of themselves and thought of their culture as beautiful. This led to the spread of their art, music, food, and writings.

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Their art, music, and writings were becoming so popular among people of different races thought the US and they started to become confident in themselves and their culture.

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Their art, music, and writings were becoming so popular among people of different races thought the US and they started to become confident in themselves and their culture.

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it allowed African Americans to be confident in who they were and what they could do. They were able to make art and music and have people come and listen in a speakeasy or listen to it on the radio.

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They became empowered because they were able to express themselves now through music and art for everyone of all races to see. Many people were interested in what they had to say and enjoyed the music that they made. It also connected them with culture.

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It allowed them to see that their culture was beautiful and that it was something that was important in American society. African American culture like jazz music showed that white people were able to recognize and enjoy aspects of African American's culture.

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It showed that they where worthy of having an impact, making them strong in the way that they leave their mark on history. They where empowered through their art.

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the Harlem renaissance made many african americans feel worthy. they felt this way because across america their culture was spreading. music and art made by african americans was loved by a lot of people. cotton clubs played music made by african americans. this gave many americans a sense of worthiness through their art.

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The Harlem Renaissance influenced African-Americans to be proud of their culture and who they are. The Harlem Renaissance gave an opportunity to give an insight to the struggles faced by African-Americans and their strength as they continued to live their lives.

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It made them feel like they were worthy because they were contributing to the Harlem Renaissance with their music.

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The Harlem Renaissance influenced a generation of African-Americans by making them feel proud of their culture, and by helping them learn to embrace it. White Americans loved listening to them play jazz music which shows that other people appreciate their culture.

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It caused many African Americans to share their story artistically in a society where that was one of the only ways, Like through music

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it influenced african americans to love themselves for who they are and made them feel valued. they were given an opportunity to play music and perform to show there true self.

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It allowed a new generation of African Americans to become more confident in their culture. For example their music culture, Jazz. Jazz was listened to and enjoyed by not only African Americans, but also many white people.

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It influenced them to embrace themselves and to express themselves more and be more open. They began to be more open about themselves and more proud of their culture and people and the potential they have.

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This influenced African Americans to play music. This made the generation feel valued.

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It influenced the generation of African Americans to embrace themselves and take pride in their culture for who they are and to not be ashamed of it.

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The Harlem Renaissance influenced a generation of African Americans by influencing many people around the country through art, music, and culture. This created a connection to many white people from African Americans.

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The Harlem Renaissance influenced a generation of African Americans living in the 1920s because they should be proud of themselves and admire what they have. It showed them they have potential in the world that they couldn't see before. They could finally express what they have wanted to through music that people enjoyed listening to.