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The People's Poet: The Power of Oral Traditions and The Blues
- 2024/12/24
- 再生時間： 41 分
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Today, we delve deeper into Langston Hughes's life and work, exploring the cultural and historical contexts that shaped his voice. The conversation highlights the significance of oral traditions, the influence of blues on Hughes' poetry, and the importance of preserving Black culture through the work of scholars like Dr. William Ferris and Dr. Akiba Sullivan Harper. We also gain insight into Hughes' humor and social commentary through his Simple series and his global perspective as a writer. Overall, it emphasizes Hughes' enduring legacy and relevance in contemporary literature.
Learn More: The Black Archives of Mid-America
Read: Not So Simple: The "Simple" Stories by Langston Hughes
Listen: Voices of Mississippi: Artists and Musicians Documented by William Ferris
Connect with the Host: Jacquees Thomas @_ThatsPeace
Join The Collective Writing Community BLKWritersRoom.com
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