Question

4-6 sentence paragraph explaining why the word "diversity" is an appropriate key word for twentieth-century arts.

Answer 1

Diversity is a synonym for variety - the art of the twentieth-century is very different from each other. New types of music were forming, with people taking many different directions and writing what their hearts told them. New genres, instruments, and concepts were created as a way to dominate the world and even create a new era. As the twentieth-century went on, each type of music was placed into its own decade to help people today know what music is their favorite. And every decade has different styles of music, therefore, diversity is the appropriate keyword for twentieth-century arts.

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Answer 2

Up until the 20th century, racism was widely spread and the only people whose art was deemed as worthy was by authors or artists who were white. Sometime in the 20th century, thanks to movements such as the civil rights movement and the harlem renaissance, the public became widely introduced to a new wave of artists that were not only white upper class, but rather from different nations, of different skin color, and similar. Where once it was almost blasphemous to say that someone who was African-American could be a great artist, now people began acknowledging diversity through artists such as Langston Hughes, Toni Morison, and many more.