... at the time. With this publication he was now able to focus on propaganda and spread his views to a much broader audience. The magazine was also instrumental in the Harlem Renaissance as it was able to create awareness and celebrate the beautifulness of the African-American culture. Du Bois also noted for his interest in Pan-Africanism, organizes the first international ... ...

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... was shut down . And also Garvey was deported from the country, tried to reestablish the UNIA was not successful. Marcus Garvey died in 1940. Du Bois contributed to the Harlem Renaissance . Du Bois help establish in New York. Du Bois lived in near Paul Robeson, Duke Ellington, Langston Hughes, and Thurgood Marshall . Crisis decreased since the late 1920s and it was ... ...

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