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James Van Der Zee - Harlem Dance class, 1928

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James Van Der Zee - Harlem Dance class, 1928

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In this artwork, you can see that 5 girls are dancing. They all have similar clothes but are different at the same time. They are all doing a similar dance so it might be a dance they created to a song they played and are dancing to it.

One of the themes that this artwork relates to is creativity, They are showing dance moves to express themselves. They are showing how the music makes them feel. The second theme this artwork has is pride in their culture, They seem happy to be there and sharing a moment like that. They are not shy or ashamed to be dancing but happy.

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Bonhams : James Van Der Zee (1886-1983); Harlem Dance Class;

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Harlem Dance Class , 1928 Gelatin silver print, printed posthumously; the James Van Der Zee Estate blindstamp on the image, signed ‘Donna Mussenden Van Der Zee’ and with edition ’50 of 250′ in pencil on the reverse. 5 7/8 x 10 1/8 in. (14.9 x 25.7 cm.) sheet 10 x 12 in. (25.4 x 30.5 cm.)

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This is a sad poem. It's talking about death. This poem says that when they die they want to die in peace. Not only that but they want to die fighting for their rights. They want to be honored for how far they had fought before they had to rest forever. Even though he wrote a sad poem you can see the joy on his face. Proud of his culture.

This poem talks about overcoming hardships how mad white people are dangerous, And all the terrible things they did to them. It also has a battle of racism. He encourages them not to be still and let it happen but to fight for their rights.

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If We Must Die by Claude McKay | Poetry Foundation

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Exposition- There was a white couple named Carraway that liked negros and were looking for one.T he only problem was that the negro didn't like the couple.

Rising Action- They found a negro they liked and hired him to do the garden and Anne started to have an obsession for the negro.

Climax - They found out that Maddie and Luther were sleeping together. Another thing that happened was that Luther insulted Michael's mom.

Falling Action - They get fired and tell the carroway to pay them for their work.

Resolution - Anne loses her Jungle Boy.

This story talks about the black identity. The things Anne made her jungle boy do. This also has a battle of racism because they wouldn't call them by their name, They would say "Negro" or "Jungle boy". It also had a lot of how they treated them.

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Langston Hughes - Slave On The Block | PDF

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Michael and Anne Carraways are artists who appreciate black art forms but have difficulty forming connections with black people. They hire Luther, the nephew of their late black cook, for gardening and modeling work. Anne finds Luther to be the perfect subject to capture her artistic visions of blackness. She paints him asleep and decides to do a nude painting of him titled “The Boy on the Block.”

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This song talks about freedom. Telling Moses to set his people free. The song talks about how to liberate the ancient people from Egyptian slavery. He wanted someone to come to rescue his people and lead them to freedom.

The theme of this song is the battle of racism, asking for help, Asking to let his people go. He put Moses as an example because he did the same thing with the Egyptians. Another theme of this song is hope, hope that they get to be free. He did this song to protest for black people.

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Louis Armstrong’s “Go Down, Moses” is a Protest Song

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Louis Armstrong’s 1956 recording and release of the song, “Go Down, Moses” builds upon hundreds of years of Black protest. Standing up to the racist and often limiting strategies of white elites, w…