New Negroes

The new black is an old black man who came home from the war and was born with the same strength and pride as the United States. Along with the 369th Infantry Division of the US Army, many African Americans return from their war to their hometowns and enjoy the privileges of a better life. I am excited and looking forward to the heart of a big move, a new movement, later known as the "New Black" movement. The 369th Infantry Division arrived in New York as a hero of war in 1919.

In 1923, his article "New Blacks is toward America", he declared that New Black "is racially conscious, he did not want to be like a white man, he A new black man who does not want to return to Africa cherishes the ideal with deep affection - in other words, now America is not a civilized person, the spirituality of the black people "According to Wallund" The black level and the archive are against Gavilaism; Dubois's personal embarrassment and dissatisfaction with pathological sarcasm and dissatisfaction with Morton's Major Tuskegee as colonel It tends to grasp. A monument to a respectable reaction. "

For those who think that blacks are inferior and obedient for "new black people" Alan Rock, the appearance of "new black people" (military, self-proclaimed, proud of his race) seems sudden, People are shocked. This is because "old black people" have lived for a long time in the shadows of fixed ideas and cliches. There are two reasons why the new blacks reject these derogatory images. One reason is that contact with other blacks from around the world and new blacks gave him a new level of pride. Second, urban life brings black people closer together, thereby promoting racial pride.

14 Alain LeRoy Locke is considered "the atmosphere of a new black movement" for his work The New Negro (1925). New Negro's editor is Locke. This helps to recognize the text of many surplus texts chosen by African Americans. He graduated from Harvard University and was a scholar of the first African American Rhodes. He was a professor and chairman of Howard University for 42 years (Holmes, Eugene C. 82, 84, 85). 15 Perkins, Kathy A. See 5, 6, 7, 8. 16 Small Theater Movements began in 1912 and peaked in the 1920s. Several of the major theater groups in the Little Theater Movement are Toy Theater (1912), Chicago Little Theater (1912), Neighborhood Theater (1915), Washington Square Player (1915), and Providencial City Player (1915) ). Stanley) 241)