Answer:
Claude McKay.
Explanation:
Claude McKay was a Jamaican poet who participated in the literary movement called Harlem Renaissance, during which African-American art was promoted and disseminated, both in literature and in music and the plastic arts. In this context, McKay, of communist and pro-African ideology, wrote a series of novels, stories and poems that praised these characteristics: thus, they described the life of African-Americans, highlighted their customs and traditions and framed them in a context of revolutionary class struggle.
