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During the mid-twenties there occurred an unprecedented creative upsurge among Negro writers and artists which is commonly called the New Negro Renaissance.
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racial poems, microfilm form, young black writers, protest poems, poet black, protest poetry, ghetto living, protest novel, folk speech, folk material, dialect poetry, black novelist
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New Negro, New York, Langston Hughes, American Negro, Richard Wright, Gwendolyn Brooks, Miss Hurston, Ann Petry, Miss Brooks, Zora Neale Hurston, Countee Cullen, James Weldon Johnson, World War, Negro American, Yale University, Sterling Brown, United States, Chester Himes, Harlem Renaissance, Jessie Fauset, Lorraine Hansberry, Miss Petry, Nella Larsen, Uncle Tom, Alain Locke
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