Remembering Claude McKay: The Revolutionary Voice of the Harlem Renaissance
A Writer Who Refused Silence The story of Black literature in the twentieth century cannot be told without mentioning Claude McKay. Poet, novelist, journalist, and political thinker, McKay became one of the most powerful literary voices of the Harlem Renaissance, using words as weapons against racism, colonialism, and injustice. Born in 1889 in rural Jamaica,...
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