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How did Langston Hughes convey his feelings of racial pride in his poetry?

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Langston Hughes conveyed his feelings of racial pride in his poetry by celebrating black culture and heritage, connecting African-American culture to history, and expressing racial identity and pride.


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Langston Hughes conveyed his feelings of racial pride in his poetry through celebrating black culture and honestly depicting the deprivations of working-class African-American life. In his poems, such as 'The Negro Speaks of Rivers,' he connects African-American culture to history and heritage, expressing a sense of racial identity and pride.


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