W.E.B. DuBois was one of their strongest promoters. He believed that African-American drama could only be "evoked by a Negro audience desiring to see its own life depicted by its own writers and actors." DuBois wrote that the African-American theater "must be: I. About us. That is, they must have plots which reveal Negro life as it is...
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About us. That is, they must have plots which reveal Negro life as it is. II. By us. That is, they must be written by Negro authors who understand from birth and continual association just what it means to be a Negro today. III. For us. That is, the theater must cater primarily to Negro audiences and be supported and sustained by their entertainment and approval...
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