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harlem renaissance

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American History

 

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December 3, 2015

 

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The shortage of workers was filled by the black citizens in the South. There was over a million and a half black people from the rural south that moved to the industrial north hoping to snag one of the many opening jobs. Many, including 50 thousand blacks from the West Indies, settled in Harlem. The development of Harlem came at a perfect time...
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At the turn of the century, Harlem had been overbuilt with new apartment houses. Philip A. Payton, a black man in the real estate business, helped out in the movement of black people into Harlem by proposing the landlords to fill those empty apartments with black tenants. It was the first time in the history of New York that black people were offered new housing, and with wages from the newly created industry jobs there was money available for renting and buying...
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