An inside look at Black Cultures during the 1920s
Presenter
:
Nayeli Quero Cano
Presenter Status
:
Undergraduate student
Academic Year
:
21-22
Semester
:
Fall
Faculty Mentor
:
Sandra Moore
Department
:
American Multicultural Studies
Funding Source/Program
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Class Project
SYRCE Symposium
Presentation Link
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Abstract
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This project captures the social norms and entertainment aspects that were prevalent during the 1920s for black culture. The 1920s was a point in time that was very much known for the flappers and jazz. People like Madam C.J. Walker and Louis Armstrong were influential during this time.