When Harlem Was in Vogue

When Harlem Was in Vogue by David Levering Lewis, published by Penguin in June 1997, is an illustrated edition comprising 448 pages. This book presents a comprehensive study that intricately weaves together the philosophies, fads, people, and movements that contributed to a notable period in African American history. It explores how a small segment of Afro America achieved a momentary prominence during the 20th century.

Readers will find a detailed examination of the cultural and social dynamics that shaped this vibrant era. The work delves into various aspects of ethnic studies and American history, providing insights into the influences that defined Harlem’s significance. This edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in understanding the complexities of African American and Black studies within the broader context of United States history.