Black History Month Musings: on Langston Hughes and the 'Best New Poets'
African American poets gave, and continue to give, a glimpse into what
W.E.B. Dubois famously identified as "The Souls of Black Folks." Our
students honored their poetic forbears -- Maya Angelou, Langston Hughes
and others -- in their performance, which was also a manifesto about the
importance of poetry -- and voice -- in young people's lives.
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