What Was the Harlem Renaissance?
Written by Vedika Pathania, a second-year journalism student
Let us start by dividing Harlem Renaissance into two separate words and understand the meaning individually. Harlem and Renaissance.
Written by Vedika Pathania, a second-year journalism student
Let us start by dividing Harlem Renaissance into two separate words and understand the meaning individually. Harlem and Renaissance.
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Beyoncé, whose full name is, Giselle Knowles-Carter, recently made history at the Grammys.
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Chloe Zhao recently made history by becoming the first Asian woman to win the Golden Globes in more than 78 years. In addition to being the first Asian woman to be awarded this prestige, she is also the second woman to ever be awarded a Golden Globe,
Written by Gargi Sahasrabuddhe, a grade 7 student
BTS is a popular Korean pop band that is the first K-pop group to get nominated for Grammy Awards.
Written by Samarjai Mitra, a grade 5 student.
Around the end of the nineteenth century, the first few comics began appearing in the United States of America. It was around this time that two powerful newspaper publishers, Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst, were competing with each other to see who could get more readers and money for their newspapers…