The Harlem Renaissance was a celebration of Black culture and creativity that gave a voice to a community long-ignored in mainstream American society.
The movement, in the early 1900s, came on the backs of Black artists, doctors and community leaders who in some cases have been forgotten — until now.
Inside Woodlawn Cemetery where the ground is blanketed with snow, local historians have uncovered forgotten tales – often overshadowed by thousands of towering headstones…