The question below refers to the selection "when the negro was in vogue."
you can conclude that in the 1920's, most african americans experienced
a.
integration
c.
lasting success
b.
discrimination
d.
enduring recognition

The Harlem Renaissance around the 1920s, was a social movement which helped slave descendants in U.S.A. artistically and culturally providing them a better representation in segregation times, also inspiring debates and political activity around the subject that led to a "Black Urban Society";

it was also known as the "New Negro Movement" after Alain LeRoy Locke's novel "The New Negro" which encouraged controversy and dispute against discriminatory practices in the Post-Reconstruction Era such as Jim Crow racial segregation laws.

Thereby the best option is definitely (b.) discrimination

Explanation:

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