langston hughes

How Langston Hughes Rejected White Poetry Norms And Pioneered A New Art Form

Langston Hughes pioneered jazz poetry and led the Harlem Renaissance.
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New Poetry Collection Is An Emotional Portrait Of Gun Violence

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What Happens To A Dream[er] Deferred?

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Celebrating Langston Hughes — Black, Red And Gay

The literary titan boasts an incomparable catalog of unflinching, potent, timeless work.
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Clemson Doctoral Student Creates Rap Album On Blackness For Dissertation

A.D. Carson wanted his thesis to challenge racial views on campus and beyond.
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21 Striking Photos Of Black Millennials Who Declare 'We, Too, Are America'

HuffPost Black Voices co-hosted a Black History Month event and acknowledged the beauty among these influencers.
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Langston Hughes' Harlem Home Is Officially For The People

A non-profit has reclaimed the space where the poet once lived.
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This Black History Month, We Declare: 'We, Too, Are America'

America would not be what it is without the contributions of black people.
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Powerful Poem About Race Gets A Full Page In The New York Times

Langston Hughes’ “I, Too” takes a lyrical look at inequality.
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Authors Are Rallying To Preserve Langston Hughes’ Harlem Home

I, Too, Arts Collective aims to raise funds to foster budding young writers.
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