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Yet another way that segregation showed, while whites road in the front, blacks sat in the back

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Black Culture had a real influence on dance forms of the time as well as other art forms.

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Streets of Harlem

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Another form of expression used by various artists during the Harlem Renaissance

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Sensual sounds of the the Harlem Renaissance

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This is a depiction of what happens to a dream that is put aside: drags you down, like a heavy load upon your shoulders

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It was a time when many white people enjoyed watching live African-American jazz bands play...But they were the only ones allowed in the vicinity.

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Interpreted by Louis Armstrong, it was a more positive, calm mood compared to the rapid jazz of earlier years. This piece brings forth a hopeful look at life, that despite everything, there's still good in the world.

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Holiday had a seminal influence on jazz music and pop singing

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What better way to depict the stories of your culture, ancestors, and current events than through art?

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Even if there was an outburst of African-American culture, segregation continued.

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Out of the shadows to a bright future!

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The first African American to earned a PhD from Harvard, an activist and writer.

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This seemed like the beginning of nightclubs...

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His own life and struggles inspired his early work.

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An influential artist and teacher during her career

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A depiction of jazz and music of the Harlem Renaissance

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by Zora Neale Hurston

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Writer, Anthropologist. African-American artist.

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painted by Jacob Lawrence, a series of paintings

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by Jacob Lawrence

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painted his Great Migration series during the 1940s to capture the experience of African Americans during the 1920s

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I've known rivers ancient as the world and older than the flow of human blood in human veins.
My soul has grown deep like the rivers...

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in depicting every day life and history as well.

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featured live performances of jazz, mainly black, bands

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Although not born in the USA, this poet wrote  about the experience of being Africa-American in the USA during this time, the good and the bad.

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Was known for his portrayal of black life in his writing.

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One of the most famous musicians of the Harlem Renaissance.

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Ellington was a jazz composer, conductor, and performer during the Harlem Renaissance.

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I, too, am America... A look into the life of a person with a hopeful look to the future

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Bessie Smith, popular with both blacks and whites, was a major influence on fellow blues and jazz singers