What was Alain Locke's key contribution to the Harlem Renaissance?

A. He sensitized whites to this black renaissance.

B. He urged blacks to return to Africa.

C. He promoted black intellectuals as role models.

D. He wrote about the misery of blacks in the South.

E. His paintings depicted the vibrancy of urban black culture.

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Leonard Patrick

4 September, 02:18

What was Alain Locke's key contribution to the Harlem Renaissance?

A. He sensitized whites to this black renaissance.

B. He urged blacks to return to Africa.

C. He promoted black intellectuals as role models.

D. He wrote about the misery of blacks in the South.

E. His paintings depicted the vibrancy of urban black culture.

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Nayeli Davila · Answer 1

Alain Locke’s key contribution to the Harlem Renaissance is E. His paintings depicted the vibrancy of urban black culture. He is known as Father of the Harlem Renaissance for his work of the 1 925, The New Negro.