REVOLUTIONARY OR VICTIM.

The article focuses on Negro poetry. It mentions how author-critic Alexander Eliot found the poems by unpopular Black men, and highlights that Richard Wright, father of the black novel asserted that the poetry was a human right of a man to reflect and feel sincerely. It says that a mural found on a ghetto wall in Chicago, Michigan was evidence that Negro poetry was equal with several famous white American poets including Frost, Sandburg, and Langston Hughes.