The harlem renaissance
a. set out the political mission of african american art
b. celebrated the urban african american experience
c. was a musical rather than a literary revolution
d. was centered in baltimore and washington

The Harlem Renaissance set out the political mission of African American art (A)

Explanation:

The collaboration of African political activists with the white social reformers had the ultimate goal of achieving justice as a social and desegregated society. With the constant efforts of democratic and social activists to elevate the progressive laws and policies of the Civil Rights Movement.

The cultural scene in Harlem made them explore a vibrant and completely new art-form to express the power of creativity and inspiration. As an initiative to express their heritage and the politically active revolution needs, the Harlem Renaissance uplifted the African American art for the new world.