Miss Anne in Harlem

"Miss Anne in Harlem" by Carla Kaplan sheds light on a group of influential women from New York’s elite circles who played a pivotal, yet often overlooked, role in the Harlem Renaissance. Through a compelling blend of social history and biography, the book explores their lives as patrons, activists, and creative contributors, highlighting their courage in challenging societal norms. This vibrant portrait redefines their contributions and enriches the broader understanding of the 1920s cultural and racial landscape.