What Were Paul Robeson's Accomplishments

One of the most influential men of the Harlem Renaissance was Paul Robeson, a man bursting with dignity, conviction, and love for his fellow black people. During the 1920s Paul Robeson had become a respected artist and actor in the United States and overseas. In addition, the fame that pushed him into the spotlight now allowed him to become more than the typical actor, a political figure. As he progressed and matured as an actor, his political resolve also grew. Paul Robeson’s most powerful strategy for helping African Americans progress was through his successes as an actor. His performance as the main protagonist in the play, Othello, is talked about to this day and the effect is something never to be
forgotten.