1. The many spects of Langston Hughes
... , autobiographer and biographer, author of children's books, librettist, translator, writer of radio and TV scripts- (Logan 332). Hughes wrote all of these because of the profound love and interest in what he does. Hughes never looked at writing as just a way to make a living; Hughes looked at writing as a passion. Always growing and expanding ... the Harlem Renaissance gave many blacks the courage to stand up and say, "I"m proud to be black and you are no better than me." Hughes's patriotic and racial pride extended farther than just his writing. As stated by Rummel, " He joined the Writ...
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