The UNTOLD Story Behind the Black Renaissance

This video explains the history of the Harlem Renaissance from its birth to its demise.
During the 1920s, The Harlem Renaissance was an intellectual, social, and artistic explosion centered around the Harlem neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City. As many African American migrated North, It create cultural centers of black excellence. The Harlem Renaissance was at the center of that movement.
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Harlem stomp! : a cultural history of the Harlem Renaissance
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The Harlem Renaissance
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the Harlem renaissance was an agenda.... all of those black scholars were prince hall/ and boule members". traitorous!

[@paulw1570]

Same as always...we start to succeed & work together.."the man" finds a way undermine it.

[@countryboi]

too true, that's all too true.

[@Tredawakandan]

Well said

[@roseeze166]

If they succeed in undermining it, it's a reflection of us. How come they don't succeed with other cultures ie Chinese stick with their own regardless. Why can't black people follow suit

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If you leave black Americans alone you get greatness

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Minorities are built to fight and survive. I'm African American and yes that race will always be. U see how certain race don't want to mix blood and shit. It's because they love there race. They respect it. If u respect yourself your loyalty will show. Do act the part play to the part

[@Peace_And_Love42]

Found this video by looking for Harlem Renaissance. I'm currently reading Malcolm X's autobiography, and this really helped me understand the history of the Harlem that Malcolm found. I was homeschooled in the South USA, so I was taught none of this.

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Read about in my. Opinion the most heroic BM in this country to live John Horse !!!

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I wanted to see more pictures of Harlem and Harlem life.l tell you that my paternal grandmother Mary lived on 125th street on the 14th floor and she had a customized bed in a shape of a heart,she was cute and kind and so was her friends.When me and my sisters spent the night rather weekend at her house,we played in her sewing room filled with all kinds of fancy patterns,we ate candy out her crystal candy dish on the table,we played house in the hallway and when we went over her friend's house next door it was more fun and more candy and more nice music and vibes,l believe my grandmother lived on the 14th floor because the number 14 is associated with love like Valentine's day 🥰❤️🖤💚this is my memories of Harlem

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Wow!!

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that's beautiful

[@williefrankcollection9437]

We had plenty black wealth until they created integration. Now we don't have something simple as A doctor.

[@anicoleratliff2681]

That (integration) was done on purpose. They knew we were stronger together, so separating us was very important.

[@sophiabrown9423]

Love love the Harlem Renissance period those were some talented and beautiful black people. We need to go back showing support for each other we stuck together and flourished. Great video FBA B1. One question does anyone know who the couple in the fur coats were they've always peeked my curiosity

[@redbone8844]

I love history being I wasn’t even thought of during these times it’s amazing to see how people lived and what they did for entertainment back in those days!! This is amazing thank you I love it 🥰

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Right and now we’re entertained watching about it on phones with screens and computers built-in with internet. 😅❤

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[@alvilino2001]

This exactly why I named my baby boy Harlem. Black excellence at its finest!

[@klae1441]

Thank you for this video. I am currently doing my IA on the Harlem Renaissance and this is very helpful.

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The information you just presented is priceless! Thank you so very much.

[@countryboi]

You are so welcome and im glad you enjoyed it.

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thank you so much, we are attempting to create something amazing

[@ronnellwilliams4117]

It is so important for us to know our history and to teach our children about our struggle... The only thing what changes is time the same struggle doing the Harlem Renaissance or the same struggles we are facing today....

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Thank you for this video.

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thank you for the support

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I thoroughly enjoyed this video. You make history come alive. Thank you.

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Thank you so much, Im glad you enjoyed this

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I wish I could go back in time to see

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I don't know how I came across your channel? I couldn't stop listening so I stayed and subscribed 💖 Thank you! For this very important history of our people

[@MicrolineC1]

Very good video, it was nice to get a update on the history of The Black American Experience! Thank you! Mic'22

[@goldenhoopswrites]

Thank you for providing context and nuances to all the happenings of this time period. This is one of the few parts of Black history we learned in school, but ofcourse they left many things out. GRATITUDE!

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Bro... this was off the hook! So informative.. u can tell this was a labor of luv. Thank you ✊🏾

[@akbar8477]

Thank you for your honesty about the generational rifts that existed at the time that still exist today. A people stripped of their identity was always desperate for one and history shows that it has always been a struggle to agree on what that identiy would be. I am glad that you did not try and make this Renaissance so ideal as if we actually created wealth and it grew and spread and we can see it today. We did not create wealth then or increase land ownership, but I love that we felt good for a while. I know about the mob violence in NYC post Emancipation and the overcrowding and the racist govenerment officials that made sure the staus quo was protected. I felt so uneasy in NYC for some reason even before I knew its history. I think a lot was just feeling closed in by the buildings. But then I did not feel that with all of the diversity I hear bragged about so often that Black people owned very little of the wealth in New York after all these years. Diversity was a feel good word for whites but I found that it did not translate into equality of ownership in the area. I liked New Jersey better they seemed less hypocritical about race. The Cotton Club revealed some very deep issues with white supremacy as they love Hip Hop as they did Jazz in the 1920's. Whites have never had any intention of mixing with us from a equality perspective. They do not want anything to deal with the profane life from which those profane Hip Hop lyrics come from.

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Excellent history lesson!

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Very detailed and informative! I look forward to more content. Thank you

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We can get so much farther when we stick together and love one another. We always wanna show love to ppl who don't love us, what's wrong with us loving each other?

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Black people did back then and up until the late 80's and 90's

[@anicoleratliff2681]

@@marshascott6107 You got that right. What the heck happened is my question?

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We went from this….all the way to what we see today. How did we fall so far?

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Million Dollar question

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You don't know. When your government makes laws against you at every turn well falling is inevitable.

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Thank you!

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it's sad we never get supported like other people when they come here so sad.

[@FKimE]

Great presentation

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Awesome!!

[@ClassicStang]

Great work.

[@elmaster27428]

I remember in high school we did poetry of Harlem Renaissance and I portrayed Langston Hughes

[@lousassle2327]

Now harlem is full of clowns that just stand on the side walks sellin drugs and makin fun of each others outfits.

[@darrylbrown2775]

Harlem is gentrified full of whites and immigrants I know cause I live there!

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Thanks!

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Thank you...

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i needed this for schoolim in 7th grade thx:)

[@c52d56g69]

I have this foto hanging in my 2nd bdrm. I visit home n stay there at my grandson's place at least once a year in t summer. My soul hasn't left Harlem since I left for FL in 1980. Still have family in NY.

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Harlem,A Beautiful Village!!!!

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Thumbs Up

[@malcolmwhite6637]

A great video ...I have a book called ''When Harlem was Envogue'' by David Levering Lewis....that also talks about all of this!!

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thank you so much for your support!

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Great body of work. I'm wiser now!

[@cruz5262]

I think that you should consider removing the most spectacular "A Great Day in Harlem" because it was taken in 1958. In these current times, where the [truth] is so difficult to find, I simply could not move past this.

[@countryboi]

Yea im aware, I try to be as historically accurate as possible with the pictures. if I cant find an accurate picture, I will use one that least conveys an idea.

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that picture was a remnent of the 1920s

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Why is there rven bill like this in the first place

[@justinhebert5155]

Very interesting video, thanks for sharing all this knowledge. I thought it was surprising that black literature seeking to establish itself in the mainstream focused on what you called raceless themes, showing how little difference there is between blacks and whites. It seems everything is exactly opposite today. Do you agree? If not, what are your thoughts on the matter? Thanks, God bless!

[@ButchBrown7]

Im so i was entrenched in its greatness because Old Harlem had Culture & Wealth with Gangsters, Reverends & Politicians 😂🙏

[@mccoyReturned]

Bring back those Days, in Fact, I'll Take the Mid 70s. Still Much Better than Now. 🤨

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#1930s THEE GOLDEN AGE OF AFRICAN AMERICAN EXCELLENCE‼‼‼

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This world is sad. I hope love prevails

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If you see this can you link the sources to this pleas ?

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Until the Devil broke them up and hooked them on heroine.

[@dman221]

No…this is where ACCOUNTABILITY comes into play. The Government didn’t put those needles in those black people’s arms. Like everything great they must not seen themselves as a group but as individuals. Thus not knowing or not caring that the destruction to themselves was a destruction to all. For am I not my brother’s keeper? Do not my actions reflect upon them?

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It looks like Jesse Jackson in the center of that first photo

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Pulled to cold by young members of Agnes scott

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This for black people

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Bro I am still up I might fall asleep I don't have nothing I didn't want go out because you no what I will be doing I chose not to do that tonight I got one and that is it for tonight what it I need to just meet up with so we can talk .if not tonight an the morning I need to talk to you so we can move forward if not I will go ahead an take care of it myself... Respectfully

[@SheedLordBear]

Now the whiteman dun took harlem back smh

[@RAPSNINO]

smh sad black folk LET it happen.

[@lsubesteva]

Didn’t know these people came from Africa! I’ve read and been told these people were already here when white immigrants started arriving here in this country! Never knew they were from Africa! They look like the real true Indians of turtle island to me! Definitely don’t look African

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SMH

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They are not “African-American” nor “Black”. They are indigenous to the Americas. Copper-colored indigenous. Check the 1828 Webster definition for American. We’ve been here.

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Facts!!!

[@marshascott6107]

That's right

[@furqanmahdi8936]

Yea now in 2022 it's pale faces all over looking at u like what u still doing here Stop the gentrification of Harlem

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>>>IS THIS A VIDEO PROGRAM,,,OR A FUCKING RADIO PROGRAM ???????????????????