Triple

Target class: seminal work of the Native American Renaissance
Context triple: [Storyteller, instanceOf, seminal work of the Native American Renaissance]

• A. Harlem Renaissance publication
  A Harlem Renaissance publication is a periodical, book, or other printed work produced during or about the Harlem Renaissance that showcases, disseminates, or critically engages with the artistic, literary, and intellectual output of African American creators of that era.
• B. Harlem Renaissance play
  A Harlem Renaissance play is a theatrical work, typically written and performed during the 1920s–1930s, that explores African American life, culture, and racial identity within the vibrant artistic milieu of Harlem.
• C. Harlem Renaissance writer
  A Harlem Renaissance writer is an author, poet, or playwright associated with the early 20th-century cultural movement centered in Harlem, whose work explores and celebrates African American life, identity, and artistic expression.
• D. Native American artist
  A Native American artist is a creator of visual, performing, or literary works who is an enrolled member or recognized descendant of an Indigenous tribe of the Americas and whose art is often rooted in, informed by, or responsive to their cultural heritage and contemporary Native experiences.
• E. Native American civil rights action
  Native American civil rights action is organized legal, political, and grassroots efforts by Indigenous peoples and their allies to secure sovereignty, protect treaty rights, and achieve equal treatment under U.S. law and society.
• F. None of above. chosen