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On
the Harlem Newstand: Vehicles for Many Voices
Explore the literary publications that brought the works of
black scholars, activists, and artists to a national audience
for the first time.
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Shuffle
Along: The Musical at the Center of the Harlem Renaissance
Discover how the musical, Shuffle
Along, broke down racial stereotypes and paved
the way for black theatrical works to come.
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Lindy
Hop in Harlem: The Role of Social Dancing
Read about the rise of the Lindy Hop,
and the connection between dancing and Harlem life in the 1920s
and 1930s.
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The
Lafayette Players: An Oral History
Sr. Francesca Thompson, the daughter
of Lafayette Player member Evelyn Preer, recounts the history
of the Players and their influential role in theatre.
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Writers Tell It on the Mountain
During a period of racial tension
and inequality, African-American writers sought to find and
express their identity and heritage.
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