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Toni Morrison, Jazz (1992)

Harlem Renaissance – a re-cap Influx of Southern blacks to Northern cities during Great Migration ‘New Negro Movement’: 1920s- 30s  Racial pride  Progressive/socialist politics  Cross cultural (literature, art, music, theatre) Harlem as urban locus of African American life: a “city within a city” Black gentility or Africanist primitivism? Archibald Motley, ‘Saturday Night’ (1935)

East St. Louis Riots, 1917

Los Angeles Riots, 1992

Jazz and Jazz – theme and form