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Harlem Renasiansse

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American History

 

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Carl B

 

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February 28, 2015

 

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He is called the father of the Harlem Renaissance. (Christopher Buck). Reflecting social and intellectual transformations in the black society, it was in a way for most African –Americans to express themselves without being thrown in jail or lynched. Since the days of slavery had finally passed, The Harlem Renaissance came to be known as the period in which certain types of rights could be held by African Americans...
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Since the days of slavery had finally passed, The Harlem Renaissance came to be known as the period in which certain types of rights could be held by African Americans. Occurring between World War I and the Great Depression, The Harlem Renaissance was also known as “The New Negro Movement”. The African American heritage started to push its way forward and others began to recognize the artistic abilities and talents of the African American once quiet slaves...
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