Langston Hughes By: Angelina Tham When Langston Hughes Was a Young Boy His Parents Got Divorced

Langston Hughes By: Angelina Tham When Langston Hughes Was a Young Boy His Parents Got Divorced

Langston Hughes By: Angelina Tham When Langston Hughes was a young boy his parents got divorced. His dad went to Mexico so Langston was raised by his grandmother until he was 13. Langston went to go live with his mother and her husband In Lincoln , Illinois. Lincoln, Illinois was where Langston Hughes began writing his poetry. Langston Hughes was born February 1st After graduating Langston Hughes spent a 1902. year in Mexico following with a year at Columbia university. In the year 1924 Langston Langston Hughes worked as an Hughes moved to Washington. In 1926 his first assistant cook, a launderer, a busboy, a book of poetry called “The weary Blues” was seaman, and now a famous poet. published by Alfred A. Knopf. He finished his Langston Hughes made an impact on college education at Lincoln University. His people by writing poetry. Hughes first novel “Not Without Laughter” won the turned his poetry more toward racial Harmon gold medal for literature in 1930. He justice which made a great impact on claims that Paul Lawrence Dunbar, Carl the people. Sandburg, and Walt Whitman are his main influences. Langston Hughes sadly passed Hughes greatest accomplishments was away from prostate cancer on may 22 1967. his poems, novels, and plays that made him an important figure in the “Quotes” Harlem renaissance, and he won the “I swear to the Lord Harmon gold medal for literature. I still can't see Why Democracy means Everybody but me.” Sources “What happens to a dream deferred? https://poets.org/poet/langston- Does it dry up hughes like a raisin in the sun? https://www.britannica.com/biograph Or fester like a sore— y/Langston-Hughes/quotes And then run? . https://www.biography.com/writer/la or does it explode?” ngston-hughes “it's powerful,” he said. “what?” “that one drop of negro blood—because just one drop of black blood makes a man colored. One drop—you are a negro!” .

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