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Music and art thrived in their communities from "summary" of The Warmth of Other Suns by Isabel Wilkerson

In the midst of the hardships and challenges faced by African Americans during the Great Migration, one aspect of life that continued to flourish was music and art within their communities. Despite the struggles of racism, discrimination, and economic instability, the creative spirit of these individuals persevered and found expression through music and art. Music served as a source of solace and strength for many African Americans living in the segregated and oppressive South. The blues, with its raw emotion and poignant lyrics, provided a means of catharsis and connection for those enduring difficult circumstances. Whether in the fields picking cotton or in the cramped quarters of urban tenements, music offered a sense of community and shared experience. Art also played a significant role in the lives of African Americans during the Great Migration. Visual artists captured the beauty, resilience, and struggles of their communities through paintings, sculptures, and other forms of artistic expression. These works served as a testament to the rich cultural heritage and creativity of African Americans, despite the barriers they faced. The vibrant music and art scenes that thrived in African American communities during the Great Migration reflected a resilience and deter...
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    The Warmth of Other Suns

    Isabel Wilkerson

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