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I'll make me a world. [Vol. 3], Bright like a sun

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  • "Bright like the sun"
  • "I'll make me a world"
  • "Century of African-American arts"
  • "I'll make me a world: Bright like a sun"
  • "Bright like a sun, 1935-1954"

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  • "Discusses the creative visions of African-American artists such as singer, actor, and activist Paul Robeson, who uses his fame and artistry to fight for social justice; sculptor Augusta Savage, who builds an art school in Harlem to nurture African-American talent; jazz musicians Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker, playing the bebop that will become a recognized musical genre."
  • "Discusses the creative visions of African-American artists such as singer, actor, and activist Paul Robeson, who used his fame and artistry to fight for social justice; sculptor Augusta Savage, who built an art school in Harlem to nurture African-American talent; jazz musicians Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker, playing the bebop that will become a recognized musical genre."
  • "The Great Depression and World War II challenged African-American artists to revise, adapt and expand their visions and dreams."
  • "Presents the history of African-American arts through the depression and World War II, when artists were expanding their creative visions, producing work with new energy and autonomy."

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  • "History"
  • "Music"
  • "Biography"
  • "Criticism, interpretation, etc"

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  • "I'll make me a world. [Vol. 3], Bright like a sun"
  • "Bright like a sun 1935-1954"
  • "Bright like a sun"

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