Claude McKay — a remark

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“In spite of my politics I don't like politicians, red, black, pink or white.”

Separating political conviction from liking for political operators · Letter to Langston Hughes, 24 April 1926

About Claude McKay

Claude McKay

15 September 1890–22 May 1948

In the pantheon of American literary history, few figures embody the contradictions and complexities of the twentieth century quite like Claude McKay. Born Festus Claudius McKay on September 15, 1890, in the verdant hills of Clarendon Parish, Jamaica, this poet, novelist, and essayist would become one of the most…

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