Claude McKay: The Literary Identity from Jamaica to Harlem and Beyond

Claude McKay: The Literary Identity from Jamaica to Harlem and BeyondThe gifted and rebellious writer Claude McKay grew up in the British West Indies and then moved to the United States. As he traveled from Jamaica to Harlem and then to Europe and Africa, he embraced various causes and political ideologies that made their way into his writings. Brought up as a colonial in the British West Indies, he found racial oppression as an immigrant in the United States. His struggle for self definition and self determination was

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