1: In a critical assessment of Claude McKay’s anti-racist poems, “If We Must Die,” “America,” “White Houses” and any others, show how he changed the mood and tone of African American poetry.
Please note: these were mainly McKay’s poetic responses to the lynching of Black folk during the Red Summer of 1919:
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