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Claude McKay, the poet, was married to Eulalie Imelda Lewars. She was his childhood sweetheart. They moved to Harlem, but she did not enjoy city life and moved back to Jamaica where she gave birth to their child. McKay never saw his only child and apparently made no attempt to. he was a dead beat dad
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Was Claude Mckay a slave?
No, Claude McKay was born after emancipation in Jamaica.
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.
Is Claude McKay dead?
Yes, he died in 1948.
What inspired Claude Mckay?
These are some frequent concepts/ideas in McKay's poetry that inspired him to write:JamaicaHarlemCommunismRussiaWorld War IICatholicismAmericaOppressionInequalityMoroccoMoscow
Essay on Claude McKay's America?
Write it yourself, slacker.
When Claude Mckay born?
Claude McKay was born in 1890.
Was Claude Mckay a slave?
No, Claude McKay was born after emancipation in Jamaica.
How many children did Claude McKay have?
Claude mcKay only had 1 child.
When was Claude McKay Residence created?
Claude McKay Residence was created in 1932.
What was Claude McKay's kid named?
Claude McKay had a son named Sylvester.
Which of the Harlem renaissance writers was most known for writing with a sense of anger?
Claude McKay
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.
When was Claude Eric Fergusson McKay born?
Claude Eric Fergusson McKay was born in 1878.
When did Claude Eric Fergusson McKay die?
Claude Eric Fergusson McKay died in 1972.
Where was Claude McKay born?
Claude McKay was born on September 15 1890 in Sunny Ville, Clarendon Parish, Jamaica. He died on May 22 194.
When did claude mckay get in the hall of fame?
Claude Mckay got inducted to the MLB Hall Of Fame in 1647.
What tone is claude mckay is known in his writing?
The tone Claude McKay was known for in his writing was anger and militancy.
