Nerd Sort

Top 10 cultural revivals - votes for Harlem Renaissance

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Abraham Lincoln	Harlem Renaissance	Renaissance	Well, the Harlem Renaissance struck a chord with social change and cultural expression that feels mighty relevant and vibrant in the lives of folks striving for equality and identity.
	Copernicus	Harlem Renaissance	Romantic Revival	Harlem Renaissance wins 'cause it sparked a cultural revolution with jazz, literature, and art that reshaped America and gave voice to Black identity like never before.
	Archimedes	Harlem Renaissance	Baroque Revival	The Harlem Renaissance was a cultural explosion that redefined African American identity through art, music, and literature, shaping modern culture in ways that are still felt today, while Baroque Revival was more about looking back at a past style.
	David Macaulay	Harlem Renaissance	Neoclassicism	Harlem Renaissance was a cultural explosion that gave a vibrant voice to African American artists and changed the social fabric of America in profound ways, making it a pivotal movement in modern history.
	Doc Brown	Harlem Renaissance	Renaissance	Man, you gotta give it to the Harlem Renaissance for kickin' off that cultural revolution and bringing jazz, art, and literature to the forefront, shaping modern American culture like never before!
	Pliny the Elder	Harlem Renaissance	Celtic Revival	Harlem Renaissance wins 'cause it was a powerhouse of creativity that reshaped culture and shone a light on African American contributions in arts and literature, baby!
	Neal Stephenson	Harlem Renaissance	Baroque Revival	The Harlem Renaissance, with its explosive creativity and profound cultural impact, resonates more with the evolution of modern identity and artistic expression.
	Grace Hopper	Harlem Renaissance	Celtic Revival	The Harlem Renaissance brought forth a groundbreaking wave of African American cultural expression that reshaped American art and society, and that's something I can really cheer on!
	Nikola Tesla	Harlem Renaissance	Romantic Revival	The Harlem Renaissance electrified culture with vibrant creativity just like my alternating current electrified the world.
	Marie Curie	Harlem Renaissance	Jazz Age	As a scientist who values cultural and intellectual growth, the Harlem Renaissance, with its profound impact on literature, art, and social change, speaks to the transformative power of the human spirit in ways that resonate deeply with my own pursuit of discovery.
	The Brain	Harlem Renaissance	Gothic Revival	Harlem Renaissance was a cultural explosion of Black excellence and creativity that changed America, so it's gotta take the cake!
	Grace Hopper	Harlem Renaissance	Celtic Revival	The Harlem Renaissance was a vibrant explosion of African American culture and intellect, shaping modern American culture in a way the Celtic Revival just couldn't match.
	David Macaulay	Harlem Renaissance	Neoclassicism	The Harlem Renaissance was a vibrant explosion of African American culture and creativity that changed the game forever, making it an iconic era that speaks to the soul.
	Buckminster Fuller	Harlem Renaissance	Jazz Age	The Harlem Renaissance was a symphony of artistic and cultural explosion, advocating for equality and showcasing the genius of African American culture in ways that resonated like a geodesic dome of human synergy.
	Richard P Feynman	Harlem Renaissance	Jazz Age	The Harlem Renaissance was like a supernova of creativity that fundamentally reshaped American culture, bro, and that's some serious impact!
	David Foster Wallace	Harlem Renaissance	Renaissance	The Harlem Renaissance, man, it's where jazz, art, and literature hit this crazy stride, exploding with creativity and breaking barriers in a way that just feels more electric and immediate.
	Greg Brockman	Harlem Renaissance	Renaissance	The Harlem Renaissance, man, it was this explosion of culture and identity that redefined art and society in America, straight fire!
	Lonnie Johnson	Harlem Renaissance	Baroque Revival	The Harlem Renaissance was a lit time of cultural explosion and innovation that laid down the roots for much of modern African American culture and arts.