... later was acceptd at Michigan state Universty where he earned his Bachelor's and Master's of Arts degrees in 1980. > > 1960 was a new centuary for the african americans, they went through alot of suffering back in the days of slavery and are still suffering in the sixties. the typical life stlye of black in the sixties was basically living in the ghetto ... , growing underclass, less health care and high school dropouts. They did not have discrimination, come in their way of destroying their lives, they made the best of it by attending alot of parties having fun by singing, dancing. when...

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... forever changed our country. All slaves were free and had to go find a new place to live and a new place to work. When the slaves were first freed there was alot of hostile feelings from the whites towards the newly freed slaves. To blacks living within post- Reconstruction South, Washington offered industrial education as the means of escape from sharecropping and ... class to learn during the day and at night he would clean the buildings. In 1875, Booker successfully completed his studies at Hampton Institute. He returned to West Virginia with alot of debt to repay The Hampton Institu...

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... forever changed our country. All slaves were free and had to go find a new place to live and a new place to work. When the slaves were first freed there was alot of hostile feelings from the whites towards the newly freed slaves. To blacks living within post- Reconstruction South, Washington offered industrial education as the means of escape from sharecropping and ... class to learn during the day and at night he would clean the buildings. In 1875, Booker successfully completed his studies at Hampton Institute. He returned to West Virginia with alot of debt to repay The Hampton Institu...

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... audience, advancement of the black race, and exploration of self-identity. Even though much of the writing was eloquent it was doing little to change the consciousness of the country. Alot of things contributed to the decline of the Harlem Renaissance. The Great Depresion increased the economic pressure on all sections of life. Organizations which had promoted the Harlem Renaissance, shifted ... ...

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