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What does Irene and Clare's racial identity preference tell us about how race influences oneself in our society during both the time period of the Harlem Renaissance and in today's society? (Using Critical Race Theory, or CRT)

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This source talks about the many aspects of philosophy, activism and art that has arisen in Harlem . The source also noted that the author may have missed or did not discuss very much. This answers my RQ due to the variety of art, topics and influences that were in the Harlem Renaissance. This could help me find differentiating opinions and expressions between then and now!

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This source dives into how the African Americans sought social, political, and artistic change. Instead of accepting their position in society, Locke saw the "New Negro" as an activist demanding civil rights.
This will help answer my RQ because as much oppression may put down many races, the drive and fight for equality unifies races. This drive could also make people of a minority race feel a sense of purpose to fight and persist through the hate like Irene.

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CRT: Identity and  Perception (WHO'S AFRAID OF CRITICAL RACE THEORY?)

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CRT: Identity and  Perception (WHO'S AFRAID OF CRITICAL RACE THEORY?)

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This source refers to the perceptions of African Americans having lower IQ and generally are inferior to whites. For example, the author makes a point that because of the oppression, they would rank lower. However, when researchers include an "Oppression Factor," they surprisingly rank higher than whites! This helps answers my RQ because this suggests that being a certain race makes oneself doubt our abilities or gifts. It's the negative suppression that can affect our results.

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CRT: Identity and treatment (“Working Like a Colored Person”: Race, Service, and Identity in Nella Larsen's Passing)

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CRT: Identity and treatment (“Working Like a Colored Person”: Race, Service, and Identity in Nella Larsen's Passing)

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This source refers to the awareness of how their racial ambiguity help them realize how colored people operate in a work environment. This also points out the treatment of colored people at work. This will help me answer my RQ because how people are treated can easily change a person's approach and aspirations.
this may influence Clare to stay among the whites while Irene must endure bad treatment.