<p>The session in which we talk about the African American cultural explosion that centered in Harlem, New York beginning in the 1920's. Intellectuals, artists, musicians, writers, and others migrated toward freedom. The result was a celebration of Black pride that offered a deeper awareness and appreciation of the richness, growth, and oppression of African American spirit and culture. </p>

The session in which we talk about the African American cultural explosion that centered in Harlem, New York beginning in the 1920's. Intellectuals, artists, musicians, writers, and others migrated toward freedom. The result was a celebration of Black pride that offered a deeper awareness and appreciation of the richness, growth, and oppression of African American spirit and culture.

<p>The session in which we talk about the African American cultural explosion that centered in Harlem, New York beginning in the 1920's. Intellectuals, artists, musicians, writers, and others migrated toward freedom. The result was a celebration of Black pride that offered a deeper awareness and appreciation of the richness, growth, and oppression of African American spirit and culture.&nbsp;</p>

Harlem Renaissance

Progressive intersectional feminist podcast exploring psychology and social justice. Co-hosted by psychologists Cindy Ariel and Julie Mayer.

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