harlem renaissance Definition

civil rights movement, langston hughes, phillis wheatley, harriet tubman, ashcan school, gertrude stein, josephine baker, eudora welty, leroi jones, frederick douglass, jelly roll morton, ralph ellison, abstract expressionism, ailey, sojourner truth, paul robeson, lionel trilling, fats waller, toni morrison, mary wollstonecraft, civil rights, gullah, isadora duncan, shirley chisholm, maya angelou, alvin ailey, tin pan alley, blaxploitation, carson mccullers, mahalia jackson, marcus garvey, denise levertov, mary mcleod bethune, spirituals, ragtime, ben shahn, gwtw, antebellum, jazz, postimpressionist, seminal, theodore dreiser, feminist movement, sara teasdale, bebop, minstrelsy, alfred stieglitz, alfred eisenstaedt, allen ginsberg, franz kline, mound builders, jean genet, sncc, lucretia mott, beat generation, harriet beecher stowe, abolitionism, imagist, suffragist, john singleton copley, salmagundi, transcendentalist, woman suffrage, louis auchincloss, althea gibson, leontyne price, angelou, ethel waters, willa cather, louise nevelson, nouveau roman, leonard bernstein, arthur rimbaud, feminist, italo calvino, kate chopin, judith jamison, betty friedan, susan sontag, surrealists, fauve, margaret sanger, elizabeth cady stanton, count basie, paris commune, pullman porter, dreiser, impressionism, avant garde, florenz ziegfeld, mahalia, jean cocteau, sergei diaghilev, ashbery, winsor mccay, odetta, benny goodman, nevelson, josef albers, woody guthrie,