During the harlem renaissance, what did most artists express a determination to do?

a. become famous

b. ignore the rest of the world

c. overthrow the government

d. stand up to racism

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Braeden Rose

17 October, 13:58

During the harlem renaissance, what did most artists express a determination to do?

a. become famous

b. ignore the rest of the world

c. overthrow the government

d. stand up to racism

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Moriah Rodriguez · Answer 1

The correct answer is D. stand up to racism.

It is probably best said in the poetry of Langston Hughes, an artist and a poet who exclaimed proudly that Black is Beautiful. The movement wanted to show that African-Americans were sophisticated and educated people and that they should be treated as equals and not as inferior.

Ramiro Haney · Answer 2

d. stand up to racism

During the harlem renaissance, what did most artists express a determination to do?a. become famousb. ignore the rest of the worldc. overthrow the governmentd. stand up to racism

During the harlem renaissance, what did most artists express a determination to do?

a. become famous

b. ignore the rest of the world

c. overthrow the government

d. stand up to racism