Similar words: charlemagne, harlem renaissance, charles, charles i, harlequin, charles ii, charley horse, charles darwin. Meaning: n. a district of Manhattan; now largely a Black ghetto.
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61 As the train turned east at Spuyten Duyvil and followed the east bank of the Harlem River, Hurstwood nervously called her attention to the fact that they were on the edge of the city.
62 After the Harlem Renaissance, the black men writers' "protest literature" that are full of racial conflicts occupied mainstream, Hurston and her positive black women images were neglected.
63 You can think of many of the poems, for example, of Langston Hughes in this regard ; and of a great deal else that goes on in the Harlem Renaissance; so that's the third phase, kinship.
64 The whole of Harlem seemed to fall apart in the swirl of snow.
65 In addition to her responsibilities at the hospital, she advocated number of window gates in Harlem.
66 Others said the reason was the high cost of food and price gouging by the merchants who owned stores, shops, and other businesses in Harlem.
67 The movie, Mr. Daniels explains, centers on a black, illiterate, obese, sexually abused, implacably hostile and all-but-mute girl growing up in Harlem, and will therefore be a hit.
68 Chapter One mainly focuses on the great black intellectual movement-the Harlem Renaissance[sentencedict.com/harlem.html], and then briefly introduces Hughes' black aesthetics founded under the influence of W.
69 Orsi, Robert. The Madonna of 115th Street: Faith and Community in Italian Harlem. 1985.
70 He went out into the streets and tramped north, along Seventh Avenue, idly fixing upon the Harlem River as an objective point.
71 The Harlem Renaissance figures started from a position on the margin, but their voices were eventually heard and felt by the cultural mainstream.
72 Some of the writers of the Harlem Renaissance criticized her for writing about black culture instead of relations between the races.
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