Les sœurs Nardal, pionnières oubliées de la conscience noire

Alain Locke's "The New Negro" is a seminal anthology that showcases the burgeoning artistic and intellectual movement of the Harlem Renaissance. It features essays, poems, and stories by prominent Black writers and artists, reflecting the diverse voices and perspectives of the era. The anthology highlights the cultural richness and creativity of the Black community, challenging prevailing stereotypes and promoting a sense of Black pride and self-determination. Locke's introduction provides a framework for understanding the significance of the Harlem Renaissance as a cultural and political awakening. The anthology remains a powerful testament to the enduring legacy of Black artistic and intellectual achievement.