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The renaissance began in Harlem, New York, as a literary movement that turned into the biggest cultural revolution.
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His artwork portrayed the African Americans and became well known images during the Harlem Renaissance.
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Published by the NAACP with artwork, poetry, and short articles by now famous people, like Langston Hughes.
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Hughes tried to publish several poems, but they are rejected by many publishers
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Jazz was becoming popular and represented African Americans and their culture
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Poetry was one of the main forms of expression,with poets like Langston Hughes, Countee Cullen, and Angelina Weld Grimke becoming famous.
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Langston returned from traveling to learn that his poetry had become popular and he won many awards during this time.
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It was published by Alain Locke. It features work by many African Americans and decribes the movement.
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It was a literary magazine that had a big impact in the literary publication because it represented the efforts of younger writers who were trying to break away from older artists and show their own creativity
