Rhythms Across Generations attests to the vibrant social and entertainment setting in Harlem during the early-to-mid 20th century, when segregation kept many talents in the arts, literature, and music in “Uptown” Manhattan—an act of prejudice that the Harlem Renaissance transcended.
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