Photo by: Kevin E. Imongirie
You’ve probably heard the stories about Harlem—we all have. The streets reverberate with the history of Black musicians, writers, and activists whose voices ricocheted across the neighborhood, and then to the furthest corners of the country. Harlem has been home to everyone from James Baldwin to Cam’ron, and still harkens back to its earliest days of energy and cultural renaissance. On foot, you can catch landmarks like The Apollo Theater and Dapper Dan's atelier studio. The intersection of 125th Street and Lenox Avenue is still jam-packed; pedestrians and drivers alike seem impatient, even on an early Wednesday afternoon.
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