Esther jones is the name of the real betty boop. she was known for reviling dresses and for her known like " Boop oop a doop" she was also known for her curves. They called her baby estern and she was in harlem. The African Americans had a blast during the 1920s they danced, sang, drank. and partied.

African Americans were challenged with dealing with racism everywhere they went they had separate water fountains, restrooms, and restaurants they could go to from white people.

Rise of  the Harlem renaissance in the 1920s and 30s musicians, poets, novelists and painters probed racial themes and struggles with being black in america. 

Langston hughes and many other african americans began to play jazz and it became a popular type of music in harlem. 

Entertainment was thriving for african americans especially for people that were playing jazz white people would come and watch african americans play.

Many of the things that african americans would do would pave the way for other and eventually lead to them getting their rights.

Art, music, and black writing is what the Harlem Renaissance consisted of making a cultural revolution that rocked the United States.

Rise of Harlem Renaissance is the migration of black people from the South to urban centers like Harlem.

Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington rose to prominence

Empowering African Americans in their culture is something the Harlem Renaissance helped with.

Movement of a facet called the "The New Negro Movement" where you have a new generation of black people.

Rebels of culture of people who are strong and proud of their culture.

Emerging voices of people who shout loud to be heard.

Never being held down again is a feeling a lot of African Americans felt because of the Harlem Renaissance.

Arts were used as a way to help people gain broader civil and political rights.

In Harlem a night spot some people went to is known as the Cotton Clubwhich was exclusive and fashionable.

So much creativity that has been suppressed for centuries.

Stimulated artistic development, racial pride, a sense of community, and political organization.

Artistic worth of a people has to be proven by the worth of the art and literature produced was an arguement made by some framers.

New spirit of self-determination and pride, a new social consciousness, and anew commitment to political activism.

Center of the African American political, cultural, and artistic movement in the 1920's and early 1930's.

Esther Jones is the name of the real Betty Boop. She was inspired by a black Jazz singer in Harlem. Introduced by cartoonist Max Fleischer in 1930.

A central point for african american culture, art, and literature

Renaissance, the large influx of black migrants from the south escaping from jim crow laws, leading to a vibrant community where artists, writers, and musicians expressed their identity and experienced through jazz, and writing

Longing for a symbol of the african american struggle for civil and economic equality while emerging as a flourishing center of black culture, art and music

Evolved in the vibrant nightlife of Harlem, where it became an integral part of the cultural scene

Made a pivotal center for African American political activism, serving as a hub for the burgeoning civil rights movement