Zora Neale Hurston, hailing from Eatonville, Florida, a pioneering all-black town, drew inspiration from the rich oral traditions and folklore of the African American community. Immersed in the cultural milieu of the Harlem Renaissance at Howard University, her groundbreaking research in anthropology and keen observations shaped her into a celebrated novelist and anthropologist. Her magnum opus, "Their Eyes Were Watching God," stands as a timeless masterpiece, delving into themes of love, identity, and independence through the compelling narrative of Janie Crawford. Despite facing adversity, Hurston's literary legacy experienced a revival in the late 20th century, reaffirming her status as a luminary of African American literature.
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