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What Harlem looked like in the 1930s; A Photographic Journey
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What Harlem looked like in the 1930s; A Photographic Journey
The 1930s were a period of profound hardship and cultural endurance for Harlem. The creative energy of the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s carried on, but it was reshaped by the severe economic realities of the Great Depression. The neighborhood, a center of Black American life, faced immense challenges while also fostering unique forms of community, art, and political activism. The economic collapse hit Harlem with extreme force. Unemployment r…
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