Harlem Renaissance Test Review Answers

Click here to view the answers to the review.

I'm sorry I wasn't here today. :(

Harlem Renaissance Art

Here is the art we looked at today:

"Black Girl Magic" and "How It Feels to Be Colored Me"

During block day this week, we read "Black Girl Magic" (by Mahogany Browne) and "How It Feels to Be Colored Me" (by Zora Neale Hurston). If you were absent on block day, copies of the handouts can be found in the green crate.

Here is How It Feels to Be Colored Me: (audio)
Click here to view the text of "How It Feels to Be Colored Me."

 

Black Girl Magic: (audio)

"If We Must Die" and "My City"

Here are the annotations for the poems we read today:

 

Langston Hughes Poetry Annotations

Today, we begin our study of the Harlem Renaissance by reading and annotating the poetry of Langston Hughes.

Click here to see a copy of today's annotations.

Harlem Renaissance Background Notes

Today, we started the second quarter! We're starting the quarter with a study of the Harlem Renaissance. Click here to see the background notes for the Harlem Renaissance. If you were out today, check the green crate at the back of the room for today's handouts, which include a handout to go along with these notes.

To see the class calendar for the third quarter, click the "Class Calendar" link on the right of this page.