One poet from this movement demanded (*) "let it not be like hogs" in discussing the title action of his poem "If We Must Die."
One poet from this movement wrote of a man that "talks of reaping" and of a "Nocturne at Bethesda" in his collection Personals. A playwright from this movement depicted the Loving family in her play Rachel. The "dean" of this effort was a man who would eventually convert to Bahai, and who started a magazine to popularize Arna Bontemps and Angelina Weld Grimké. One poet from this movement demanded (*) "let it not be like hogs" in discussing the title action of his poem "If We Must Die." It was spearheaded by Alain Locke, and included a poet who wrote "Life for me ain't been no crystal stair" at the conclusion of his poem "Mother to Son." For 10 points, name this modernist poetic movement spearheaded by Langston Hughes.
One poet from this movement wrote of a man that "talks of reaping" and of a "Nocturne at Bethesda" in his collection Personals.
Harlem Renaissance