Question

What was Schuyler's intended meaning in the statement?

Answer 1

Answer:

What was Schuyler's intended meaning in the statement?

Explanation:

Read the excerpt below and answer the question. True, from dark-skinned sources have come those slave songs based on Protestant hymns and Biblical texts known as the spirituals, work songs and secular songs of sorrow and tough luck known as the blues, that outgrowth of ragtime known as jazz (in the development of which whites have assisted), and the Charleston, an eccentric dance invented by the gamins around the public market-place in Charleston, S. C. No one can or does deny this. But these are contributions of a caste in a certain section of the country. They are foreign to Northern Negroes, West Indian Negroes, and African Negroes. What was Schuyler's intended meaning in the statement? Negro art exists in other countries but not in the United States. Negro art of the Harlem Renaissance does not define Negro culture. Negro art of the Harlem Renaissance only exists in music and dance. Negro art does not exist in other countries or in the United