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Ga Virtual Learning: American Literature: The Harlem Renaissance: Jean Toomer

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This lesson focuses on the Harlem Renaissance poet Jean Toomer and his poem "Reapers." It features a short bio, a link to his poem, and lists of leveled questions to help analyze poetry: Surface level, Deeper level, Application level, and Evaluation level.

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