Name three core concerns of Harlem Renaissance writers and provide one work and author for each.

• A. Racial identity/pride (Langston Hughes — The Weary Blues); cultural expression (Zora Neale Hurston — Their Eyes Were Watching God); social critique (Claude McKay — If We Must Die).
• B. Racial identity/pride (Langston Hughes — The Negro Speaks of Rivers); cultural expression (Zora Neale Hurston — Their Eyes Were Watching God); social critique (Claude McKay — If We Must Die).
• C. Racial identity/pride (Claude McKay — If We Must Die); cultural expression (Langston Hughes — The Negro Speaks of Rivers); social critique (Zora Neale Hurston — Their Eyes Were Watching God).
• D. Racial identity/pride (Langston Hughes — The Negro Speaks of Rivers); cultural expression (Langston Hughes — The Negro Speaks of Rivers); social critique (Zora Neale Hurston — Their Eyes Were Watching God).

Answer: (B)