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The Harlem Renaissance helped for people to see that african americans were just as equal as them and that they could blend cultures to make art

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The Harlem Renaissance changed life for  African Americans because it made white people see them the right way, as people and not slaves and started to enjoy the things they were bringing to the table

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The Harlem Renaissance helped African Americans by allowing them to express themselves through music and what not

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african americans became famous and started to make big money and were able to now live luxury life

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African Americas can now find better paying jobs and create a new culture and form of music

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The Harlem Rennasicance helped african americans to further their culture and move on in society

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it made whites realize that blacks are just like them and should be equal

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Equality is bumped up a step or two during this time, but it is still very noticeable. Freedom of limited expression is now a big thing.

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The Harlem Renaissance proved that African Americans were capable of doing things white men could do

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It helped equality in America be recognized and gave African Americans the opportunity to express their culture.

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It helped African Americans show that they weren't under whites. It showed that they are equal with them.

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The Harlem renasaunce help African American be reconized as having culture  and things start changing and they were being getting repected more

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the Harlem renaissance helped the African american culture become more popular and helped them have a voice in the time periods society

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People finally realized that African American people can do anything the white population could do as well.

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The Harlem Renaissance

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What did the Harlem Renaissance do for equality in America?

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Chronicled the Great Migration through paintings

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Nicknamed the Empress of Blues. Also considered the greatest singer of the era.

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Poet, novelist, playwright, short story writer, and newspaper columnist.

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Best known for her novel Their Eyes Were Watching God.

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The Cotton club had many Jazz performers throughout the years, most of which were African American.

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Also known by the nicknames "Satchmo" and "Pops", was the quintessential jazz musician of the Harlem Renaissance.

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Named to remind African Americans of their past slavery,

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He was a key founder of the NAACP, and was a huge supporter of combining the African Americans and white society together. He also strongly disliked segregation.

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The Ku Klux Klan was a "100% American" group made up of roughly 4.5 million people who were "Anti- Black", "Anti- Immigrant", "Anti- Semitic", "Anti- Catholic", "Anti- bootlegger", and "Anti- women's suffrage". The KKK was a very violent group and often lynched African Americans.

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African Americans still faced discrimination however, and were still prevented from working for some companies or living in certain areas as well.

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The Cotton Club was a very famous Jazz performing club during the 1920's

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African Americans "migrated" to Northern cities such as Detroit, New York City, and ... to find better jobs such as working for Henry Ford making cars and earning $5 a day... almost twice as much as many other jobs!