Which underlying theme is evident in these lines from "The Song Of the Son" by Jean Toomer?

In time, for though the sun is setting on
A song-lit race of slaves, it has not set"
the trials of a large, wealthy family
the guilt and repentance of a race
the stress of managing everyday situations
the African-American experience

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Which underlying theme is evident in these lines from "The Song Of the Son" by Jean Toomer?

In time, for though the sun is setting on
A song-lit race of slaves, it has not set"
the trials of a large, wealthy family
the guilt and repentance of a race
the stress of managing everyday situations
the African-American experience

anonymous · Answer

i think african american discrimination........

anonymous · Answer

it is :D

anonymous · Answer

was waitin for you to say D bub xD

anonymous · Answer

ok next

anonymous · Answer

i mean experiance not discrimination..... stupid music makes me type stupid stuff sometimes lol

anonymous · Answer

Paramore does that to me too *shakes head*

anonymous · Answer

hahaha i listen to mostly country.....

anonymous · Answer

ok so i missed it by like 2 or 3 that i did could you help again please

anonymous · Answer

then "Wanted" does that to me too xD

anonymous · Answer

yeah sure

anonymous · Answer

ok... you mean by hunter hayes?

anonymous · Answer

ok ill star in a few seconds

anonymous · Answer

yeah

anonymous · Answer

oh shhot my teacher said its time to go will you been on on monday  morning around 9 am mtn daylite tinme

anonymous · Answer

beer money by kip moore is what im listening to right now

anonymous · Answer

nope i get here at 11:30

anonymous · Answer

ok ill see u then but what about thwe others