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02:12 Feb 22 2025 today five decades 1925 the 1910s the 1970s 1914 February 17, 1919 between the 1910s the early 20th century October 15, 1918 1930s the 1920s FEBRUARY 21

the World War the ‘‘Jazz World War I the ‘‘New Negro SESSION H.

Renaissance Ballroom

the United States New York City Eubie New York United States America Los Angeles Chicago Alhambra

Harlem Europe Caribbean Small’s Paradise Countee Cullen Black Latin America the American South to Northern

American African-American African Americans African Americans New Yorkers 200,000–500,000 African Americans French Black Americans Midwestern Southern about African Americans Jamaican African Ameri- Latinos

the Harlem Renaissance NAACP Renaissance Baby Grand THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES the French Government the Meuse-Argonne Offensive the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Lenox Lounge the Committee on Oversight and Government Infantry Regiment the National Association for the Advance- ment of Minton’s Playhouse Sterling A. Brown Harlem Augusta Savage the United Negro Improvement Association George Washington Foster the National Urban League W.E.B. Du Bois Colored People the Harlem Renaissance era Army OCASIO tem the National Urban League Savoy Ms. TEZ Duke Ellington the Cotton Club CONGRESS the 369th Infantry Regiment

Langston Hughes Wallace Thurman Ella Fitzgerald Alice Dunbar Nelson Louis Armstrong Aaron Douglas Vertner Asa Philip Randolph Mamie Smith Bessie Smith Zora Neale Hurston Noble Sissle Tandy George Schuyler Zora Neale Hurston Richard Barthe Alain Locke Jim Crow Lena Horne CLARKE Ethel Waters Dorothy West’s Claude McKay Claude McKay Billie ESPAILLAT James Reese Billy Richard Bruce Nugent Elizabeth Catlett Ellington James Van Der Zee Scott Joplin Ivie Anderson Norma Merrick Sklarek Jessie Fauset Walter White Austen Hansen Nella Larson Marvin Smith Gordon Parks Cab Calloway Jean Toomer John Lewis Louis Armstrong MENG Marcus Garvey James Weldon Johnson Edward Kennedy

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