Harlem Renaissance: A cultural movement in Harlem (New York City) during the 1920s where African American artists flourished in various fields such as literature, music, theater, visual arts. It celebrated black identity while challenging racial stereotypes.
Slave Narratives: First-person accounts of the experiences and hardships endured by enslaved African Americans. They provided insights into the institution of slavery and served as powerful tools for abolitionist movements.
Langston Hughes: An influential figure in African American literature known for his poetry, novels, plays, and essays. His works often captured the experiences of everyday black people while addressing social issues.