This was an area with high demand of employees, which gave them a good chance for employment. They were never given the opportunity to work and receive what whites received from a job. Due to this economic equality, African American brought their creativity and culture to Harlem helping start the Harlem Renaissance. To introduce the Harlem Renaissance, an article was written by Alain Locke called, The New Negro. It was an article that commended those who brought individuality to the Renaissance and helped the black community discover themselves in the United States. This helped boost the confidence of African Americans and provided encouragement to them to be civil with the white community. White Americans were in awe at the talents and creativity that came from the black community and accepted the Harlem Renaissance. As mentioned in his book, DuBois talks about the possibilities and creativity black people could bring to the table with their freedom saying, “The history of the American Negro history of this strife, - this longing to attain self-conscious manhood to merge his double self into a better and truer self” (DuBois Souls of Black Folk, 3). The African Americans developed into new people in this time bringing new things to our world and being the powerful people they could be, not looking at themselves as inferior to whites and living with their
This was an area with high demand of employees, which gave them a good chance for employment. They were never given the opportunity to work and receive what whites received from a job. Due to this economic equality, African American brought their creativity and culture to Harlem helping start the Harlem Renaissance. To introduce the Harlem Renaissance, an article was written by Alain Locke called, The New Negro. It was an article that commended those who brought individuality to the Renaissance and helped the black community discover themselves in the United States. This helped boost the confidence of African Americans and provided encouragement to them to be civil with the white community. White Americans were in awe at the talents and creativity that came from the black community and accepted the Harlem Renaissance. As mentioned in his book, DuBois talks about the possibilities and creativity black people could bring to the table with their freedom saying, “The history of the American Negro history of this strife, - this longing to attain self-conscious manhood to merge his double self into a better and truer self” (DuBois Souls of Black Folk, 3). The African Americans developed into new people in this time bringing new things to our world and being the powerful people they could be, not looking at themselves as inferior to whites and living with their