The Harlem Renaissance movement in 1920s New York City ushered in an era of immense cultural and creative achievement. Highlight here are fourteen Black women writers of the Harlem Renaissance movement.

Black women in the creative arts who had long faced the dual struggle of race and gender found a more welcoming oasis for their talents than ever before in this creative movement. 

A substantial number of Black women made a name for themselves as writers, playwrights, poets, editors, artists, and journalists. Using their talent to create and perform, they also worked as educators, editors, librarians, musicians, and more. Read More→