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Which statement is true about the Harlem Renaissance?a. there were no lasting effects of the Harlem Renaissance b. the harlem
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read the poem below, then answer the question that follows. this langston hughes poem illustates a major them of the harlem
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I'm having trouble trying to find the main message or theme of this poem. When I read it I'm just left confused as to what the
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