The Meaning Of Jazz In African American Culture Particularly In Harlem During The 1950’s

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January 13, 2011

 

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The life of an African American man in this place during the 1950’s was a “disaster”, “faces and bodies” […] were “trapped in the darkness” (Baldwin n.pag). It was a time prior to the Civil Rights Movement, the time of segregation and unjust. Baldwin writes about black and very poor neighborhood in Harlem, where people were struggling to survive in the racist society...
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It was a time prior to the Civil Rights Movement, the time of segregation and unjust. Baldwin writes about black and very poor neighborhood in Harlem, where people were struggling to survive in the racist society. The author describes Harlem as a place where “the wages of sin were visible everywhere, in every wine-stained and urine-splashed hallway” (Baldwin n...
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