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Black Arts Movement Fang Lei Xie

Introduction to Black Arts Movement 1965 to 1976 Second Black Renaissance Black Aesthetics Movement It was started in Harlem

No Clear Cutoff for the period No clear start and end date complex cultural phenomena certain events marked shifts in the cultural climate

The Black Art Movement’s Highlights Establish their own publishing houses, magazines, journals and art institution Black Power Broader than any of its limitations Achieve a black identity

Effects of The Black Art Movement New ethnic voices in the United States African Americans only in literature and arts Public funding of the arts

Reference term/black%20arts%20movement term/black%20arts%20movement

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