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PART 1: The lively and irresistible show β€œAfter Midnight” transports audiences to the Cotton Club of the β€” by intertwining dance, standard songs, poetry and fashion. We interviewed stars James T Lane and CBS New York Paper Mill Playhouse

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100 years ago, artists and writers were forging new visions of Blacknessβ€”across America and abroad.

🎧 NOW STREAMING 🎧 Tune in to 'Harlem Is Everywhere,' a new five-part podcast reflecting on the legacy of the , hosted by writer and critic Jessica Lynne

100 years ago, artists and writers were forging new visions of Blacknessβ€”across America and abroad.

🎧 NOW STREAMING 🎧 Tune in to 'Harlem Is Everywhere,' a new five-part podcast reflecting on the legacy of the #HarlemRenaissance, hosted by writer and critic Jessica Lynne
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Continuing our celebration of , this week we're spotlighting Augusta Savage, a sculptor, teacher & advocate whose work during the & beyond helped launch the careers of countless African American artists.

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Thank you to everyone who came to our first ever Wiki Dance-a-Editathon! We especially appreciate Mr. Samuel Coleman for welcoming the Wiki community to learn and share! Celebrate Dance Wikipedia Wikimedia Commons Wikimedia Foundation

Thank you to everyone who came to our first ever Wiki Dance-a-Editathon! We especially appreciate Mr. Samuel Coleman for welcoming the #AfroCROWDer Wiki community to learn and share! #HarlemRenaissance Celebrate #LindyHop #SwingDance #Swing @Wikipedia @WikiCommons @Wikimedia #NYC
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What was the political legacy of the ? ⁣
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In the fifth & final episode of our podcast β€œHarlem Is Everywhere,” explore the lasting impact of art and organizing during the 1920s & ’30s and how it paved the way for the civil rights movement.

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Celebrating the brilliance of Zora Neale Hurston during ! This 1938 portrait captures her multifaceted genius – as an author, anthropologist, playwright, and filmmaker – a luminary of the Harlem Renaissance.

Celebrating the brilliance of Zora Neale Hurston during #WomensHistoryMonth!  This 1938 portrait captures her multifaceted genius – as an author, anthropologist, playwright, and filmmaker – a luminary of the Harlem Renaissance. #ZoraNealeHurston #HarlemRenaissance #Trailblazer
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Front page of today’s The New York Times - celebrating the legacy of 100 years later.

We’re inspired by the past but we’re building new legacies today! U.S. Bank

Front page of today’s @nytimes - celebrating the legacy of #harlemrenaissance 100 years later.

We’re inspired by the past but we’re building new legacies today! #rennaissance @usbank
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