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How does McKay characterize the man in "If We Must Die"?
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McKay portrays the man as someone who is frightened of
being attacked and killed.
Tired of being mistreated by whites, the Black man is willing
to fight back, even to the death.
McKay describes the man as someone who wants to be
considered honorable and noble.
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The Black man is vengeful against all white men who he
sees as murderous monsters.

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annyksl

Mckay characterizes the man as someone tired of being mistreated by whites. The black is willing to fight back, to the death, as shown in the second answer option.

How does the poem portray black society?

  • Tired of oppression.
  • Afraid of racism.
  • exploited by whites.
  • Disheartened with humanity.
  • Ready to fight.

The poem is a great call to black people to fight racism. The man presented as the speaker of the poem is revolted and is not willing to suffer discrimination because of his skin.

The poem focuses on African American society and the Jamaican population.

More information about racism at the link:

https://brainly.com/question/2034568

rainbowglitch

Answer:

Tired of being mistreated by whites, the Black man is willing to fight back, even to the death.

Explanation:

this is a new renssance period

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