Which piece of evidence explains the cause of McKay's decline in popularity?
A
McKay was active in the Harlem Renaissance.
B.
McKay, in "Home to Harlem," doesn't linger
on circumstance, but rather character, good
and bad.
С
American culture has never been good
about making room for more than one Black
writer at a time.
D
Mckay decided to move to Chicago to teach
for the Catholic Youth Organization, but
remained sick, and his health continued to
deteriorate until his death in 1948.