The Harlem Renaissance by Nicole Viveros Granados

Who am I?

jamesmadisonmemorial — 2021-05-18 18:40:52 UTC

Sometimes It's not enough and i think even if you feel like you're being judged or feel like you can't necessarily do something it doesn't matter because either way you're going to be judged no matter what you do. That's mainly why I stay in my comfort zone and sometimes "give up" which is bad and I know that I guess I'm scared of being nothing in the future, but I can't really control it so I try.

Your masterpiece Study for God´s Trombone by Aaron Douglas

jamesmadisonmemorial — 2021-05-18 18:40:59 UTC

I see one person realizing there is more to themselves than just one side, as seen in the back there seem to be people cheering or encouraging this split, as for the drummers they're also adding onto this "split" for whatever reason probably because they have to mark so by inferring they're probably from the same community and if you can see in the back there's this symbol which probably has a meaning.
"por qué se están separando? si esta bien como están?"

La pregunta por la democracia

jamesmadisonmemorial — 2021-05-18 18:41:19 UTC

Cuáles son los derechos que los afro americanos están demandando y cuáles son sus acciones.
They wanted every person of color to be able to be with white people for example; housing, education and just simplistic things white people had access to that African Americans didn't, African Americans also believed everyone should be treated equally and not separated because of their color, they believed there is no difference just because they were someone of color does not mean they were not capable of succeeding. That they were more than just a skin color, African Americans were not less than white people. Overall they tried voicing their opinions by writing songs, poms, music anything they felt would make even the slightest difference.

La pregunta por la identidad

jamesmadisonmemorial — 2021-05-18 18:41:28 UTC

Cómo cambia la identidad de los Afro Americanos, durante la Gran Migración y el Harlem Renaissance.

Before the great Migration their life was a lot more rigid for example; they didn't have proper homes. African Americans had to live in constant fear, resources were cut short and there was barely any opportunities. So most families had to take the risk and migrate to the North were they thought life would be a lot better. Con el tiempo, los afroamericanos tuvieron más oportunidades de tener un mejor estilo de vida, pero eso no significa que todavía no hubiera racism. Yes, African Americans had a better life style but that doesn't mean they stopped fighting for their rights.

How did the Harlem Renaissance impact the identity and democracy of the US?

jamesmadisonmemorial — 2021-05-18 18:41:44 UTC

The way the Harlem Renaissance impacted the US mainly because it gave African Americans a voice in various ways, imagine the evolution it first took for example when African Americans had to migrate to the North because they believed life would be better and more opportunities would blossom. Not to mention they didn't have proper housing nor education just because of their skin color. So when they migrated to the US they voiced their opinion which changed democracy in various ways like education, housing, and just simple rights. Over time things started to change and they finally started to see change not only by simple housing but education as well.

Oral Explanation

jamesmadisonmemorial — 2021-05-18 18:42:48 UTC

Who are you and why did you decide to represent yourself that way?
Why did you choose that masterpiece and what do you see there.
How did the Harlem Renaissance impact the identity and democracy of the US?