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Title

Every Tongue Got to Confess: Podcast #17

Authors

Julian Chambliss, Rollins CollegeFollow
Robert Cassanello, University of Central FloridaFollow
Nandni Verma, Rollins CollegeFollow

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Description

Jose Flores discusses a research project centered on the influence and importance of Arturo Schomburg – activist, writer, historian, and philanthropist during the Harlem Renaissance – especially for Puerto Ricans in New York. Schomburg viewed Pan Africanism as an avenue to create political expression for Puerto Ricans and African Americans alike.

Date

2017

Keywords

Puerto Rico, Pan Africanism, Urban Identity, Racial Crisis, Harlem Renaissance, Racial Politics

Disciplines

Arts and Humanities | History

Comments

Podcast #17 in the series

Theme: Arturo Schomburg- Puerto Ricans, Pan Africanism, and Cross-cultural Conversations in the Harlem Renaissance

Interviewee: Jose Flores, University of Central Florida Graduate Student in History

Recommended Citation

Chambliss, Julian; Cassanello, Robert; and Verma, Nandni, "Every Tongue Got to Confess: Podcast #17" (2017). "Every Tongue Got To Confess": A Podcast Exploring Communities of Color. 17.
https://scholarship.rollins.edu/confess_podcast/17