What made Harlem special was not that it was bawdy and tended to epitomize the most sordid aspects of the Jazz Age.
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Harlem Renaissance
February 15, 1973, Oxford University Press, USA
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"What made Harlem special was not that it was bawdy and tended to epitomize the most sordid aspects of the Jazz Age."
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