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He was a Jamaican-American writer and poet who was seminal figure in the Harlem Renaissance.

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What was Claude McKay's favorite food?

It is not known what Claude McKay's favorite food is. Claude McKay is most known as being a poet who wrote, If We Must Die.


Why was Claude McKay important?

Claude McKay was an immigrant from Jamaica and he was a very famous poet. he took after his brother writing and stuff. his parents were farmers so he took a big step forward.


What job did Claude McKay have other than a poet?

he was a police officer in Jamaica, and was a journalist in Britain


Africa by claude mckay?

The poem "Africa" was written by Jamaican-American writer and poet, Claude McKay. He used to be attracted to communism during his earlier years but eventually became disillusioned with it and began to write about it negatively.


What was Claude Mckay's role in the Harlem Renaissance?

Claude McKay was a highly respected author and poet who helped forge the way for the Harlem Renaissance. His works influenced and enlightened Caribbean, West African and European black intellectuals.


When Claude Mckay born?

Claude McKay was born in 1890.


Was Claude Mckay a slave?

No, Claude McKay was born after emancipation in Jamaica.


Who was the poet and novelist who brought readers Home to Harlem in 1928 and he was also an editor of The Liberator a monthly magazine?

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Was the poet Claude McKay bisexual?

Yes, there is evidence to suggest that the poet Claude McKay was bisexual. He had relationships with both men and women throughout his life, and his poetry often explores themes of sexuality and desire.


How many children did Claude McKay have?

Claude mcKay only had 1 child.


What was Claude McKay's kid named?

Claude McKay had a son named Sylvester.


When was Claude McKay Residence created?

Claude McKay Residence was created in 1932.