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‘If We Must Die’: 100 years after Red Summer, Claude McKay’s poem resonates anew

Molly Vorwerck, Special to USA TODAYComments Off on ‘If We Must Die’: 100 years after Red Summer, Claude McKay’s poem resonates anew

Harlem Renaissance writer Claude McKay penned "If We Must Die" in response to white mob attacks on blacks in cities across the country in 1919.

Molly Vorwerck, Special to USA TODAY
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