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On the surface , this Renaissance was simply an exciting and long overdue recognition of Negro talent . Publishers suddenly found that Negroes could write highly salable books , Negro musicals became the vogue , night - rounders ...
On the surface , this Renaissance was simply an exciting and long overdue recognition of Negro talent . Publishers suddenly found that Negroes could write highly salable books , Negro musicals became the vogue , night - rounders ...
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Negro nationalism and racialism did not lag behind . The American Negro population came out of the Fascist invasion of Ethiopia with a flourishing “ Ethopian World Federation , ” dedicated to the Garveyite proposition that American ...
Negro nationalism and racialism did not lag behind . The American Negro population came out of the Fascist invasion of Ethiopia with a flourishing “ Ethopian World Federation , ” dedicated to the Garveyite proposition that American ...
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The New Negro ; An Interpretation ( Boni , 1925 ) . Roi Ottley : New World A - Coming ( Houghton Mifflin , 1943 ) , includes a vivacious , outspoken treatment of both intellectual and popular racialism . A history of the Garvey movement ...
The New Negro ; An Interpretation ( Boni , 1925 ) . Roi Ottley : New World A - Coming ( Houghton Mifflin , 1943 ) , includes a vivacious , outspoken treatment of both intellectual and popular racialism . A history of the Garvey movement ...
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