Designed for colleges, Academic Search Complete is the world’s most comprehensive database with millions of articles in over 8,500 full text journals on every academic subject from Astronomy to Zoology! Academic Search complete is available at Marvel. Tip: Narrow publication date slider to Harlem Renaissance years to find Primary Sources.
(you’ll need to login first on the upper right of site: username: mkirkpatrick@brunswick.k12.me.us password: dragons15)
Google News is a computer-generated news service providing headlines and links to articles from over 50,000 news sources worldwide back to 2003 (Go to Google, then choose NEWS, then use TOOLS to go to the Archives).
Tip: Add the word archives or diary or journal or “primary sources” or museum, etc. to a Google search of your person (example: Duke Ellington).
Tip: Search for your person in a Google Image search, and also add a keyword such as Archives (example: Ida Cox Audio and Ad).
Tip: Search for the artist on YouTube and add “reading his poetry” (example: Langston Hughes).
Tip: Search for your subject in the New York Times “Time Machine” changing the dates to cover only the period of the Harlem Renaissance (example: The Cotton Club).
Tip: Search the Google News archives using the search command site:google.com/newspapers (example: Billie Holiday).
Tip: Search the archives of the largest library in the world, the Library of Congress (example: Nora Zeal Hurston – plays).
Tip: Add the word Museum or Archives to a google search of your subject (example: W.E.B. DuBois museum).
Tip: Search YouTube for original footage of musicians, poets, etc. (example: The Nicholas Brothers).
Tip: Search Google Books, adding keywords such as letters to your search (example: Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald).