Harlem - Quando era il centro del mondo

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Dopo la Grande Migrazione, centinaia di migliaia di afroamericani si spostano dal Sud verso le città del Nord. Molti arrivano a Harlem. E lì succede qualcosa di straordinario: nasce una nuova coscienza culturale. Langston Hughes scrive, Aaron Douglas dipinge, i jazz club suonano tutta la notte. Questa è la storia del momento in cui Harlem decide di raccontare se stessa.Un progetto di Alessandra Stornelli per Quante Storie nella Musicawww.quantestorienellamusica.it-Le registrazioni originali citate in questo podcast non sono riprodotte per ragioni di copyright. Ti invito ad ascoltarle sulle piattaforme di streaming: fanno parte della storia.-

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