With no explanation, label each line with "location-GPE", "art-writtenart", "O", "person-artist/author", "art-broadcastprogram", "art-film", "art-music", "art-other", "art-painting" or "building-airport" preceded by ":".
Republished
as
``
When
Washington
Was
in
Vogue
``
,
Williams
'
book
is
a
slyly
humorous
and
culturally
critical
epistolary
novel
following
members
of
the
black
bourgeoisie
in
1920s
Washington
,
D.C
.
Other
contributors
of
note
include
Arna
Bontemps
,
who
later
wrote
``
Story
of
the
Negro
``
,
and
Claude
McKay
,
whose
poem
,
``
If
We
Must
Die
``
,
was
reprinted
in
the
``
Messenger
``
as
an
anti-lynching
,
pro-self-defense
statement
to
all
African-Americans
.
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as:O
``:O
When:art-writtenart
Washington:art-writtenart
Was:art-writtenart
in:art-writtenart
Vogue:art-writtenart
``:O
,:O
Williams:person-artist/author
':O
book:O
is:O
a:O
slyly:O
humorous:O
and:O
culturally:O
critical:O
epistolary:O
novel:O
following:O
members:O
of:O
the:O
black:O
bourgeoisie:O
in:O
1920s:O
Washington:location-GPE
,:location-GPE
D.C:location-GPE
.:location-GPE
Other:O
contributors:O
of:O
note:O
include:O
Arna:O
Bontemps:O
,:O
who:O
later:O
wrote:O
``:O
Story:art-writtenart
of:art-writtenart
the:art-writtenart
Negro:art-writtenart
``:O
,:O
and:O
Claude:person-artist/author
McKay:person-artist/author
,:O
whose:O
poem:O
,:O
``:O
If:art-writtenart
We:art-writtenart
Must:art-writtenart
Die:art-writtenart
``:O
,:O
was:O
reprinted:O
in:O
the:O
``:O
Messenger:art-writtenart
``:O
as:O
an:O
anti-lynching:O
,:O
pro-self-defense:O
statement:O
to:O
all:O
African-Americans:O
.:O