History Brief: The Harlem Renaissance

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The following video provides a brief description of the Harlem Renaissance and the impact it had on society.
Throughout the 1920s, Harlem experienced a cultural and intellectual explosion that became known as the Harlem Renaissance. Who was involved in the Harlem Renaissance? What was its ultimate impact?

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for all you in social studies, heres the notes: What was the goal of the Harlem Renaissance? Because of the "great migration", more african-american people had come to live in harlem. Harlem became known as an african-american cultural center. Poets, writers, artists, musicians, and philosophers were all key parts of the movement. One of the key components of the Harlem Renaissance was music. Many african-american musicaians perfected their music, which had became very popular amounst white audiences. African-american poets wrote novels on african american culture, as well as combatting steteotypes of african-americans. The african american renaissance became a powerful impact on america and the world as african american artists, musicans and writers began to be respected on an international level. not only were white audiences were listening to black music, but white composers and musicans began encorperating african american rhythms and harmonies into their music. The renaissance helped chnage the worlds perspective on african americans, a new image of sophisticated and intellecutal african americans began to emerge.

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I love the music, literature and art of the Renaissance era.

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As a history teacher - I have to say that it wouldn't have killed you to include some of the many Black women artists who made up the Harlem Renaissance.

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True, their names should have been noted.

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@ maybe not considered important by the men who wrote the history books 50 years ago, perhaps now we could look at it again through the lens of gender equality and judge for ourselves :-)

@@sarahbenjamins That's fine. I was pretty much using modern lens anyway, but movements have a habit of retroactively trying to make people more important for brownie points just because of skin color or genitalia, so I cautioned against it

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I kinda got here due to homework, still it`s a nice topic and video.

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Was any one else forced to watch this for homework

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my english class

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Yeah

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No

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me but i had to do it for classwork

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Alot of students in comments What’s going on?😌🧐

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English teachers apparently all got the same idea ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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2:19 that leopard print outfit was not from the 20s!!!! it was more 1950, the 20s were the time of the wide dresses ('flapper dress') made for dancing

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The HR had a time span of about 30 yrs, beginning in the 1920s, peaking heavily in the1930s and tapering off after the second world war.

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History teacher brought me here

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Same

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I enjoyed this brief history on the Harlem Renaissance. I wish you had included some women, but, I enjoyed it.

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The sitcom I just looked at it very educational. We need further information on our black heritages

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🎶 It don’t matter if you’re black or white! 🎶

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Thank you because I have a project on the Harlem Renaissance and I have a better knowledge of it now

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+Anthony James You are welcome.

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This is gold.....

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Thanks

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very cool, the most concise way I've ever been able to learn about this thank you! Definitely more introductory than anything else, but appreciated nonetheless.

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wow, this is alot better than reading a book :) thanks

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This was an excellent short explanation.

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Thank you so much!!! I have a project on this and I didn’t know anything until now!!!

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You are welcome.

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Wonderful! Short, succinct, complete. very informative.

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but it didn't have potatoes

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Literally showing this to my English class.

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Not me just reading the comments and not paying attention-

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meow, meow.(I'm actually using this video for school, so, that's a BIG thanks. thank you for this knowledge , I literally had no idea what the Harlem Renaissance was until i watched this video.

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You are very welcome.

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same here i had to do a project

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My History teacher had me to come here.

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I enjoyed your presentation. Would you fine with me using segments of the video for a presentation i would like to do on KZbin?

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Sincere Thanks. Knowledge Is Power!!!!

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+Rosemary Prior Yes it is!

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Wish you would have included actors/actresses and female performers in this for gender diversity.

[@danielle4312]

Thank you for this video! What music is in the background?

[@readingthroughhistor]

I'll see if I can figure it out. It's some type of 1920s swing/jazz music. It's probably stored somewhere.

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Am I the only one who’s here for language arts and about Langston Hughes and the Harlem Renaissance????? 🙃🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂☺️

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thanbkyou this has helped me with a project i am undertaking in school about Ethnic division in the USA

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You are very welcome.

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i wonder what type of industry i would have been in during the Harlem Renaissance

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Maybe cleaning up at the many hotels and theaters if you weren't a musician, many jobs were associated with the entertainment industry.

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[@Manell90210]

is there movies that represent this period ? any titles would be appreciated i am writing my dissertation about the harlem renaissance

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manel emoji Harlem nights with Eddie Murphy

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yes this! Bugsy Malone is the closest I could get :-)

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Harlem Nights wasn't about the rennaissance but the plot was set during and featured the lifestyles of people during the rennaissance not a bad choice.

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Who else is here because of their Language Arts teacher ;-;

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Why did you use “Blacks” just say “Black People”

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Sorry I turned it in late Ms. Hefner, but atleast I did it.

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enjoyed it

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Thank you.

[@rvptor1996]

Pick out information about this movement and make a list of the types of intellectuals artists and musicians who were key parts of the movement. Damn my teacher is asshole

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quand et pourquoi Harlem est devenu un centre culturel afro-américain

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Love the video.

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Am I the only one here that's actually learning this for art and not English class? 😂

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I'm learning this for English

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Lovely video. Helpful! Thank you. :)

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+Terrible Tallrus You are welcome!

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