Harlem Renisance
Creativity and ingeniousness of African Americans during the Harlem Renaissance created a movement which sparked outstanding literary vigor, and among many other things the commercial appeal and success of Jazz and the Blues. Hip Hop since its earliest arrival has done nothing but appeal to the thousands and millions in tune with its revolutionary sound. From the streets of Brooklyn to the suburbs of Santa Fa, its presence, wether accepted or not, was and still continues to influence mainstream America today. Modern day Hip Hop does indeed fulfil the same ingenuity and spirit as In the early 1920's an enthusiastic post World War America existed in a society that seemingly hesitated to break normality or deal with change very easily. The isolation period as it would later be referred, essentially kept America away from anything “ American”. Nevertheless, America would soon experience a unexpected yet brilliant occurrence in the Ghettos of Harlem, New York. African Americans migration to the north brought a large number of blacks to the city. This migration would be responsible for what ultimately caused the
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