The Harlem Renaissance: a Cultural Revolution
Words: 920 Pages: 3 9204Harlem's streets pulsed with creative power as Black culture bloomed in Renaissance glory. Known initially as the "New Negro Movement," this era was characterized by a profound renewal and flourishing of black culture, art, music, and social activism following World War I. During this time, African Americans harnessed the power of the arts to assert their humanity and advocate for equality. Prominent figures emerged, publishing novels, magazines, and newspapers, while mainstream publishing houses began offering more opportunities for black writers […]
