An essay published in this magazine states that "Thus all Art is propaganda and must ever be" and is titled for "Criteria of" a certain type of "Art."
A memorial in Baltimore commemorates a man who edited this publication from 1964-74, Henry Lee Moon. An essay published in this magazine states that "Thus all Art is propaganda and must ever be" and is titled for "Criteria of" a certain type of "Art." Extensive advertisement from this publication enabled the success of the short-lived Ethiopian Art Theater. The memoir Dusk of Dawn explains how this publication's founder intended it as a personal mouthpiece; he was forced to resign in 1934 due to his (*) separatist positions. Its literary influenced peaked during the 1920s tenure of Jessie Redmon Fauset as editor, during which it helped popularize writers like Effie Newsome, Jean Toomer, and Countee Cullen. Its second chief editor was Roy Wilkins, who succeeded founder W. E. B. DuBois. For 10 points, name this official magazine of the NAACP.
A memorial in Baltimore commemorates a man who edited this publication from 1964-74, Henry Lee Moon.
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