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Harlem Renaissance

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

HARLEM RENAISSANCE

BY CHASE BOWER, KEITH DEWEY, TAYLOR STEELE, MEGAN FOSTER, AND
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LOCATION

  • The Location of the Harlem neighborhood of NYC, the Harlem Renaissance was an
  • African American cultural movement during the 1920s and 1930s

PUBLISHERS

  • The Harlem Renaissance was the first time period that publishers and critics they took African American literature
  • seriously and that African American literature and arts attracted significant attention from the nation at large
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MUSIC

  • - Jazz and blues music became prominent in the bars and cabarets of Harlem
  • And most of the music was for listing not dancing
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WRITERS

  • From the mid-1920s through the mid-1930s, about 16 black writers published over 50 volumes
  • Of riddles and poetry and more creative things
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EVRYONE

  • Harlem Renaissance appealed to not only the African Americans
  • But all the people in Harlem

EQUALS

  • It was the one place where all races where equal
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DANCES

  • The 1921 production of SHUFFLE ALONG is sometimes credited with initiating the movement
  • In some bars there was jazz bands like the blue that became famous for jazz music
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WORK

  • There was a lot of new work that open due to world war 1
  • And more people had more jobs
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EDUCATION

  • For African Americans, education had always been perceived as the great leveler
  • and in the 1920's and 1930's
  • New York was a magnet that attracted thousands of blacks from the south and the West Indies
  • For better economic opportunities
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THE END OF THE RENAISSANCE

  • The reason the renaissance ended was because of the Great Depression
  • Ending the roaring 20s no one had jobs and lot of people head out west
  • To seek jobs