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1 1920 Visuals

2 Jeunesse Palmer Hayden (1927)

3 Moon Over Harlem William H. Johnson

4 Sowing William H. Johnson

5 New York in Transit II Jacob Lawrence

6 New York in Transit I Jacob Lawrence

7 The Great Migration Part I
Jacob Lawrence

8 Blues Archibald J. Motley Jr. (1929)

9 Gamin Augusta Savage (c. 1929)

10 Six African American women (Howard University students) in audience, sitting in stadium watching a football game Addison Scurlock

11 The Great Migration, Michael Siegel, “The Atlas of African-American History and Politics,” Rutgers Cartography, 2005

12 A Kansas Klansman Unsigned (ca. 1925)

13 Untitled, group portrait of swimmers
James Van Der Zee (1920)

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