Coming after the disappointments of the Great War, the steady gains of the 1920s led to a sense of resignation among many blacks.

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The 1920s, known as the Harlem Renaissance period, led to a sense of cultural pride and accomplishment among many blacks, not resignation. This era was marked by significant achievements in art, literature, and music, reflecting a vibrant cultural movement.

Coming After the Disappointments of the Great War, the Steady