The Harlem Renaissance: The Weary Blues By Langston Hughes

However, Harlem Renaissance signified the African-American movement that emerged during the African-American struggle in the south, numerous amount of males lynchings. Therefore, cruel treatment, humiliation African-American started the massive migration to northern states signifies the African-American movement that occurred in New York. Because of the Harlem Renaissance rebirth of African-American culture connections, art, poetry, music, art forms new techniques and culture. During the history of Harlem Renaissance would change African-American poetry society by addressing, unfairness, the struggle that influences the arts, literature of poets published about the Harlem Renaissance.Throughout the 1920s the Harlem Renaissance poets assembled in Harlem Claude McKay a poetry writer on the relationship of racial prejudice, and the Langston Hughes are celebrating African-American life strength and a powerful sense of racial injustice writing of poetry.

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Accordingly, Claude McKay gives a false impression he 's talking about hunting, but preferably encouraging Blacks to stand up and fight for their freedom toward the whites so whenever they must die, they will die in the struggle for freedom. When Langston Hughes creates opposition or contrast between one opinion is that he 's black and his desire to fit in with the white culture which alienates African-Americans brothers and sisters making impossible to fitting into combined white and African-American culture. Therefore, Claude McKay and Langston Hughes showed double consciousness through their poetry in different ways McKay used poems to get the consideration of black America where Langston Hughes wanted to combine the white and black culture of the jazz and blues in his