Supporting Images for Teaching Harlem Renaissance to Artists

3. Aaron Douglas
“Official Artist” of the Harlem Renaissance

4. Aaron Douglas

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7. The Making of New Communities
of Artists, Intellectuals, & Activists

10. Jessie Fauset,
“Midwife of Harlem Renaissance”

16. Cab Calloway
Bandleader &
Singer

17. Jitterbug
Dancing

18. AAl Jolsen in Derogatory Blackface

21. Laura Wheeler Waring: Artist

22. W.E.B.
Dubois
A leading intellectual,
activist, and
spokesperson for
African-Americans for
more than half of the
century. A “father” of
contemporary
Pan-Africansim.

23. The official
magazine
of the NAACP,
and during the
Harlem
Renaissance,
a major
promoter of
artists & writers.

24. Official
magazine
of the
National Urban League
and during the
Harlem Renaissance,
a major promoter
of artists & writers.

26. James Weldon Johnson:
A True Renaissance Man

28. MOBILIZATION
Silent Protest March
1917
Hellfighters Return
1919

34. Claude McKay
Writer, Poet

36. Oscar Micheaux
America’s First
BlackFilmmaker

37. Marcus
Garvey
Pan-Africanist
Popular
Leader
Activist
“Back to Africa Movement”
Universal Negro Improvement Association