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Langston Hughes
A recording of poems and remarks by Harlem Renaissance poet Langston Hughes.
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- "Langston Hughes (Recordings 1958-1968)"
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- "A recording of poems and remarks by Harlem Renaissance poet Langston Hughes."@en
- "Langston Hughes reads from a selection of his own poetry."@en
- "A short interview and a reading of his two stories: Thank you ma'am and Sorry for a midget."@en
- "Langston Hughes, African American writer known especially for his poetry and for his use of Black Vernacular English, black cultural references, and black musical rhythms in his writing, is highlighted in this commemorative recording."
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- "Langston Hughes"
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