Analysis Of The Lynching By Claude Mckay

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In the poem titled, The Lynching writer Claude McKay is his angriest. It is implied that Mckay is angry when he said, “the women thronged to look, but never a one showed sorrow in her eyes of steely blue… And little lads lynchers that were to be.” (2111) Mckay emphasized that he did not like lynching and did not like that it was considered entertainment. Aside from Mckay not being pleased with lynching being entertainment, he was dissatisfied with children and women being able to witness the lynching’s.