KnowraThe CrisisLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to The Crisis, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 5Related 6Harlem RenaissanceBroader topic: Its pages published major movement writers and circulated debates about art and politics.W. E. B. Du BoisBroader topic: Du Bois edited it, using journalism and literature to address racial justice and Black achievement.NAACPBroader topic: The magazine became a prominent early platform for the association's arguments and cultural work.James Weldon JohnsonRelated: As editor from 1917 to 1923, Johnson expanded the magazine’s literary presence.Racial upliftBroader topic: Du Bois used the magazine to publicize Black achievement and argue for civil and political rights.Walter WhiteRelated: White used the organization’s publications and publicity to amplify civil rights campaigns.Aaron DouglasRelated: Douglas's illustrations for the magazine brought his graphic style to a major platform for Black political and cultural writing.The Souls of Black FolkRelated: Du Bois carried his literary and political work into this influential civil rights publication.Dorothy WestRelated: West’s fiction appeared in this influential publication during her early years as a writer.Jessie R. FausetBroader topic: Fauset served as its literary editor from 1919 to 1926, publishing emerging Black writers.Wallace ThurmanRelated: Thurman’s satirical magazine Fire challenged the politics and literary standards represented by established Black periodicals.