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Essay heading: Claude McKay
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"If We Must Die," written in 1919, was a bold statement of racial strategy. It raised McKay to international acclaim when Winston Churchill used it to rally British troops against the Nazis. In an essay titled "A Negro Poet Writes," McKay asks about American racism: "why should I fight with mad dogs only to be bitten and probably transformed into a mad dog myself?" His poetry was the perfect way for him to maintain his civility while at the same time lashing back at the racial violence around him... displayed 300 characters
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"If We Must Die," written in 1919, was a bold statement of racial strategy. It raised McKay to international acclaim when Winston Churchill used it to rally British troops against the Nazis. In an essay titled "A Negro Poet Writes," McKay asks about American racism: "why should I fight with mad dogs only to be bitten and probably transformed into a mad dog myself?" His poetry was the perfect way for him to maintain his civility while at the same time lashing back at the racial violence around him... displayed next 300 characters
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