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During the Harlem Renaissance, Black Americans faced significant challenges, including systemic racism, economic inequality, and social discrimination. Despite the cultural flourishing, many still confronted harsh realities such as limited access to quality education, employment, and housing. Additionally, the artistic expressions of the era often met resistance from mainstream society, which can lead to a struggle for recognition and validation. This juxtaposition of vibrant cultural production against a backdrop of oppression highlighted the complexities of Black identity in America.
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What was life like for black in the 1930s?
life was hard for a southern black man.He had to work really hard to keep his family in shape
What are some physical traits of American people?
Americans don't really have physical trait because they are like "an American melting pot" so there are many nationality mixes but Americans usually have very strait teeth because it is extremely common to have braces as a kid. Native Americans are very tan and have thick black hair but pure native Americans are very hard to find because of the United states history.
What Booker T Washington urged African Americans to?
Work hard and achieve economic success.
How were African Americans and Native Americans discriminated against?
African Americans were used as slaves, discriminated against because white people didnt treat them as equal. Native Americans because they were forced to move west in "the trail of tears" because that one white president was greedy and discriminated against them
Why Indian pussy are black?
Indian pussys are hard fukker
What did Charles gilpin have to do with the Harlem renaissance?
He was an actor,dancer, and i think a musicans during that time im doing power point on it right now...its a pain, its hard to find on him
How did Langston Hughes make a difference?
Langston Hughes made a difference through his powerful poetry that explored themes of race, identity, and the African-American experience. By giving a voice to the struggles and aspirations of black Americans, Hughes influenced the Harlem Renaissance and paved the way for future generations of African-American writers and artists. His work continues to inspire and resonate with audiences around the world.
Why was the struggle to vote so hard for African Americans?
Black people.
What was the conclusion of the Harlem renaissance?
the conclusion of the harlem renssiance is that people then had a really hard time going threw the color of there skin and people were not treated equally and that why black people had to do something about it and it was not going to be right for black people to just suffer like that and it was just a terrible tragedty for black people back then and they did deserve the freedom that they needed the way they were getting treated and it was just diapponting for people to go threw something like that just because of the color of their skin and that would not be fair to the children today to get treated like this and that's why now people have the freedom that do deserve in life
What are some modern day songs that characterize literary eras native American discovery puritanism American enlightenment romanticism dark romanticism realism naturalism modernism Harlem renaissance?
I kissed a girl Hard in the Paint
What solution does the speaker of the poem offer for the problems of Harlem?
Hard work and ambition
What is a renaissance man and woman?
hard workers of the renaissance the man worked for the family and the woman cleaned
What did the black code do?
The Black Codes limited the freedoms of African-Americans, and that wasn't fair. The Black Codes pretty much segregated the African Americans from the Whites.
How did dr. Kings leadership benefit Americans who were not black?
well you see hes a black person who tried as hard as he can to stop slavery so once he got the black to be legal in the states he changed the whites perspective about what they should think about them.
Was the native Americans life hard or easy?
The native Americans life was hard because they had to get food and build homes
Why is it hard for historians to find out about native Americans?
It is hard because, most of the history of the native Americans has diapered with most of there culter.
In revoulutionary war Americans were hard to beat here?
Was really hard
