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AP AFAM #54 - 4.1 The Négritude and Negrismo Movements

Go to https://apushslides.com/afam/unit4 to find notes and activities for this lecture and others in the unit. If you found this helpful, would like to help keep APUSHslides.com going, or would like access to the slides in the lecture, you can visit https://www.apushslides.com/store. The Negritude and Negrismo movements emerged in the early to mid-20th century, celebrating African heritage and critiquing colonialism. Negritude, led by figures like Senghor and Césaire, rejected French assimilation and elevated African culture. Negrismo, rooted in the Caribbean, highlighted African influences in hybrid identities, exemplified by Nicolás Guillén’s poetry. Both movements paralleled the Harlem Renaissance, fostering global Black cultural pride and anti-colonial resistance.