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- What poetic device does Phillis Wheatley use in "On Being Brought from Africa to America?"
- What does Langston Hughes mean when he writes, "My soul has grown deep, like the rivers?"
- What is Wheatley's tone in "On Being Brought?"
- Amiri Baraka's poem "Black Art" belongs to which movement?
- What is Sonia Sanchez referring to in "To All Sisters?"
- Why is Frances Harper's poem "The Slave Mother" opposed to a slave mother?
- What is the tone of Maya Angelou's "And Still I Rise?"
- Identify which literary devices Hughes employs in "The Weary Blues."
- Who is the speaker/narrator in "The Negro Speaks of Rivers?"
- What does Angelou mean when she writes "here, on the pulse of this new day, / you may have the strength to look up and out / and into your sister's eyes / and into your brother's face / and say simply / very simply / with hope / good morning?"
- Is "The Ballad of Rudolph Reed" a call for peaceful integration, or violent separation?
- What kind of poem is Claude McKay's "If We Must Die?"
- Is Gwendolyn Brooks serious or sarcastic when she writes "The Lovers of the Poor?"
- Why does McKay title his poem "America," as opposed to "The United States?"
- What is Baraka calling for when demanding a "Black World?"
