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This poem by James Weldon Johnson represents the goal that the Harlem Renaissance stands for. He is able to describe a heavenly paradise that brings him so much joy. He is only able to describe this after the feeling of oppression that his people have felt for so long. This encaptures what the Harlem Renaissance stands for.

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Augusta Savage's sculpture elevates the Harlem Renaissance. In the sculpture all of the "strings" are singing in harmony, rather than being played. The man at the front of the harp represents that he will not stand and play his fellow people, but rather listen to them sing. This represents the unity between african americans that the Harlem Renaissance brought.

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This painting by Lois Mailou Jones demonstrates the african american roots back to Africa. It represents that not only is the Harlem Renaissance about moving forward in social equality, but also about remembering the past. These paintings represent all cultures of african americans and embraces them into the Harlem Renaissance.

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This painting by Jacob Lawrence represents how the Harlem Renaissance is not just happening in Harlem. This painting represents droves of african americans going all across the U.S. This painting is able to capture the massive change that the Harlem Renaissance is having on the entire U.S.

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This painting by Aaron Douglas is a great representation of the Harlem Renaissance. It is able to capture the roots of the african american roots from the cave painting style. It represents the african americans finding their way to America and gaining their freedom through the use of music.

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Duke Ellington is able to bring together an entire orchestra of african americans to produce a song that would change Jazz and pool together a larger audience. This would help create a larger audience to help support the Harlem Renaissance. This in turn then helped make more african american songwriters more prevalent during this time.

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This song represents how Louis Armstrong, even though he was an african american was able to produce music that many people enjoyed. He was able to break the mold into music. He led the way and helped form a jazz genre that could represent the Harlem Renaissance.

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Savoy Blues - Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five (1927) (w Lonnie Johnson)

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This poem shows that the Harlem Renaissance, isn't just about black injustice, but also about how interacial togetherness is important. When both the "dark folk stare" and the "fair folk talk" it shows that there is a divide. The two boys are able to create a bridge between the two, representing the Harlem Renaissance.

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This poem by Claude McKay is able to capture the spirit of the Harlem Renaissance. This poem shows that the Harlem Renaissance is a movement of collected vigor towards injustice. It is able to show that people will write their souls, until the time comes to give their lives toward something that they truly care about.

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This poem directly references Harlem and the Harlem Renaissance. He is questioning, whether the Harlem Renaissance has ended and what the result will be. He is provided possible endings to this movement, while also urging people to continue with movement or one of these things will happen to their dream.