African-Americans since the 1950s have made much social, economical, and political progress. In the 1990s, there are more educated and professional African-Americans than ever in the history of the US. However, the black lower class suffers from similar social problems such as unemployment, crime,...

JOHN ZEAMAN, STAFF WRITER The Record (Bergen County, NJ) 02-09-2007 King Tut renascent -- Boy pharaoh burnishes rep on second U.S. tour By JOHN ZEAMAN, STAFF WRITER Date: 02-09-2007, Friday Section: GO! Edtion: All Editions TUTANKHAMUN AND THE GOLDEN AGE OF...

In the following essay, Clark relies on a variety of feminist and psychoanalytical ideas to define Renascence as a valiant, but ultimately unsuccessful, attempt to forge an authentic feminine poetic statement which would transcend the symbolism of male literary tradition.

In the following excerpt, Epstein describes the emotional and erotic context of Millay's poem.

In the following essay, Atkins comments on Millay's mastery of poetic diction in Renascence, remarking that the poet never “repudiated her heritage of natural English speech.”