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Countee Cullen (born
Countee LeRoy Porter; May 30, 1903 –
January 9, 1946) was an
American poet, novelist, children's writer, and playwright, particularly...
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became known as the
Countee Cullen Library branch, and the 135th
Street Library is
still considered the
original location of the
Countee Cullen branch, although...
- Bois and the
former Nina Gomer. Her
father encouraged her
marriage to
Countee Cullen, a
nationally known poet of the
Harlem Renaissance. They divorced...
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Samuel Albert Countee (April 1, 1909 –
September 11, 1959) was an
American painter and sculptor.
Countee's artwork depicted African-American life. The...
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Color is a 1925 book of
poems by
Countee Cullen and it's his
first published book. The book was
published by
Harper & brothers,
while Cullen was 22 years...
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still recalling memories of Gemma. 17 8 "Sweet Vitriol" Ben
Stiller Adam
Countee and K. C.
Perry March 6, 2025 (2025-03-06)
Cobel arrives in Salt's Neck...
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influences from his time at
Frederick Dougl****
Junior High
School was
Countee Cullen, the
renowned poet of the
Harlem Renaissance.
Cullen taught French...
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overall episode of the
series and was
written by co-executive
producer Adam
Countee and
consulting producer K. C. Perry, and
directed by
executive producer...
- St.
Louis Woman is a 1946
American musical by Arna
Bontemps and
Countee Cullen with
music by
Harold Arlen and
lyrics by
Johnny Mercer. The
musical opened...
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dedication to
preserving African American cultural artifacts. He
founded the
Countee Cullen Memorial Collection at
Atlanta University and
contributed to the...
