(ThyBlackMan.com) Langston Hughes has always held a special place ... works—the ones we all read in school or hear during Black History Month. But what about the poems that don’t get as ...

The Public Library" looks at the history and contemporary fuctions of the public library system in American society.

Early this month ... staff. Black librarians like Regina Andrews were vital to making the site a hub of the Harlem Renaissance that was visited by literary icons by Langston Hughes and Zora ...

Langston Hughes once described her as ... through the streets and homes of Eatonville, the all-Black town where Hurston was raised. History, as always, hovered over her prose.

Bush President Trump himself visited the National Museum of African American History and Culture during Black History Month in 2017 ... in the words of poet Langston Hughes: “O, let America be America ...

And they included Walter White, James Weldon Johnson, Langston Hughes ... are just a few of the many Black women who have stepped up to fill in the gaps left by the University. And in light of it ...

One of these spaces was The Laundromat Project ... With a Black history-focused curriculum, they learned about figures such as Langston Hughes and Assata Shakur. “I feel like that opened ...

Thankfully, our society has teachers of a different kind—those whose unique talent bring Black history to life on ... of African Americans was whom Langston Hughes affectionately called the ...