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Duke Ellington
the migration series and war series
american life
African American themes
a poet and novelist
how people viewed african americans
a place in the northern section of NYC
Jacob Lawrence
the difficulties of african americans
African American
Louis Armstrong
the cotton club
artistic, literary, and intellectual
Bessie Smith
American art, literature, and music
approximately 17 years
the 1920's and 1930's
a famous jazz musician
Langston Hughes
african american writers, singers, etc.
musicians, artists, and writers in that time
the mid 1930's
a new cultural identity
Harlem