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Alain Locke used the term "New Negro" to describe African Americans after World War 1 who embraced racial pride and self-acceptance rather than protest. He urged them to express themselves through art and assertiveness. The document asks for an analysis of whether a poem by McKay or short story by Toomer fulfill Locke's vision of the New Negro.
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