How might toomers poem be considered a protest poem

Poems of the harlem renaissance take up where harper and dunbar leave off in the second class of challenge amid isolation and the jim crow times. specifically tending to contemporary conditions, langston hughes, claude mckay, countee cullen, and a large group of others, (for instance, james weldon johnson, gwendolyn bennett, angelina weld grimke, georgia douglas johnson, anne spencer, and jean toomer) remark on the social and financial states of a people apparently destined to inferior citizenship by the brutality that misleads them, the financial conditions that keep them secured neediness, and the enduring hatred that transforms trust into acquiescence when they leave the fierce south for what they envision is a more responsive and tolerant north.