Nathan Huggins claims that this movement failed due to the "provinciality" of identity of its members. In one work of this movement, a man is fired for drinking moonshine, and in another, "as far as the eye of God could see/Darkness covered everything/Blacker than a hundred midnights." The Gift of Laughter discusses the influence of this movement's members on theater and was written by the author of Plum Bun. An essay declaring "a spiritual Coming of Age" helped Alain Locke found this movement. For 10 points, name this movement epitomized by authors such as Wallace Thurman, Arna Bontemps, Zora Neale Hurston, and Langs
Nathan Huggins claims that this movement failed due to the "provinciality" of identity of its members. In one work of this movement, a man is fired for drinking moonshine, and in another, "as far as the eye of God could see/Darkness covered everything/Blacker than a hundred midnights." The Gift of Laughter discusses the influence of this movement's members on theater and was written by the author of Plum Bun. An essay declaring "a spiritual Coming of Age" helped Alain Locke found this movement. For 10 points, name this movement epitomized by authors such as Wallace Thurman, Arna Bontemps, Zora Neale Hurston, and Langston Hughes.
Nathan Huggins claims that this movement failed due to the "provinciality" of identity of its members.
{Harlem Renaissance}