The black writer who argued in his book The Crisis of the Negro Intellectual that the black leftists of the 1930s and 1940s had been misled by the white leadership of Communist party was:
A) Harold Cruse.
B) James Baldwin.
C) Angela Y. Davis.
D) Ralph Ellison.
Answer: A
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