Which underlying theme is evident in these lines from "the song of the son" by jean toomer?

in time, for though the sun is setting on
a song-lit race of slaves, it has not set"
the trials of a large, wealthy family
the guilt and repentance of a race
the stress of managing everyday situations
the african-american experience

The underlying theme of the poem is the slavery or the racial discrimination of the blacks in the American plantations.

Explanation:

Jean Toomer's "The Song of the Son" is a poem that displays the racial discrimination of the slaves that are working in the fields and plantations in the past. The given excerpt of the poem also mentions "A song-lit race of slaves", but even if the sun has set on that phase of time and history, it is upon the current generation not to forget the "African- American experience" that their forefathers had gone through in their time.

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