The final springboard of democracy was discovered and African Americans realized their value. Archaic notions of “what was right” and “what was expected” were blurred, distorted and broken. Young minds were being shaped to see the world in a different light, a world where discrimination, racism and inequality in all its forms were no longer acceptable or normal. This new world had opportunities, victories, pride and strength. Although it took until the 1960s to realize this distant dream of the intellectuals of the Harlem Renaissance, the cornerstone was laid here, in the work of talented individuals who did not subscribe to a chimerical idea of ​​this that the world should see, but have carried out a daring project. a truth that would be accepted by even the most stubborn minds of generations to come. Their efforts would not be in vain, a world of freedom, democracy and equality would surely come for the men and women who fought for it from the beginning, from the roots of the "New Negro" in Harlem. New