A poem titled for this place describes a “peach skinned girlie” and a “honey-gold baby” (10[1])before calling this place “luscious, delicious, fine Sugar Hill.” Another poem titled for this place describes the “timid little feet of clay” of prostitutes who are “wandering from street to street.” This place titles two poems about its “Sweeties” and “Shadows,” the latter written (10[1])by Claude McKay. (10[1]-5[1])Another (10[1])poem (10[2])titled for this place asks, “does it stink like rotten meat?” as a response to the question “what happens to a dream deferred?” For 10 points, Langston Hughes and other Black poets participated in a “Renaissance” (10[1])named for what New York neighborhood? ■END■ (10[1])