1. Alain Locke and the Associates in Negro Folk Education
... advocating the cultural attributes of tolerance and reciprocity between groups. "Since we cannot banish our imperatives," he concedes, "we must find some principle of keeping them within bounds." Hutchinson, G. B. "Jean Toomer and the "New Negroes"of Washington." American Literature 63.4 (1991): 683. Literary Reference Center Web. 13 April 2012. Hutchinson asserts that scholars have neglected important evidence of the ... nature and extent of Jean Toomer's contact with black authors associated with the "New Negro" renaissance prior to and during the composition of "Cane." Proof that Too...
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