In the 1920s Johnson moved to New York City where he became research director for the National Urban League and "entrepreneur of the Harlem Renaissance," the creative upsurge by African American writers and artists of that time.
He was an "entrepreneur of the Harlem Renaissance," the creative movement by African-American writers and artists of that time. In the 1920s Johnson moved to New York City, where he became research director for the National Urban League.
In the 1920s Johnson moved to New York City, where he became research director for the National Urban League. He was an "entrepreneur of the Harlem Renaissance," the creative movement by African-American writers and artists of that time.
In the 1920s Johnson moved to New York City, where he became research director for the National Urban League. He was an "entrepreneur of the Harlem Renaissance," the creative movement by African-American writers and artists of that time.