sentences:  Critic Naila Keleta-Mae argues that Barak's legacy is one of "saying the unsayable," a course that likely damaged his own literary reputation and canonization.For example, Baraka was left out of the 2013 anthology "Angles of Ascent", a collection of contemporary African American poetry published by Norton.In a review of the anthology, Baraka, himself, criticized editor Charles H. Rowell's hostility towards the Black Arts Movement, calling Rowell's "attempt to analyze and even compartmentalize" contemporary African American poetry as "flawed."