Richard Wright & Zora Neale Hurston
During the Harlem Renaissance, although Blacks and Africans-in-America were freed by law,
America was still divided among the races. Discrimination and stereotypical mentalities still
flooded the minds of White America. This was the period of American history that displayed
strongly the ideas of superiority and white supremacy. Many Blacks, along with their
accomplishments were beginning to relay a deep message not only to whites, but also to the rest
of America that this was a
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