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The central question of the Harlem Renaissance is: A contemplative response to Chicano identity. An American-Japanese quest for cultural equality. A search for African-American self-identity. If the world
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The central question of the Harlem Renaissance is:
A contemplative response to Chicano identity.
An American-Japanese quest for cultural equality.
A search for African-American self-identity.
If the world has gone mad, shouldn't art reflect it?
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The central question of the Harlem renaissance is A search for African-American self-identity.
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