What would you do if a stranger came up from behind you in the middle of the night and tried to steal your purse or your wallet? Would you call the police on them or would you help them by understand stealing is wrong, doing this by showing sympathy and kindness? Hughes is a renowned writer from the early 1900’s. He wrote mainly about the hardships of African Americans and their upbringings. One of his best sellers is a short story titled “Thank You Ma’am”. In “Thank You Ma’am”, a story full of imagery and metaphors, Langston Hughes uses his personal familiarities to help establish the scenery, depicting the struggles of a widowed woman in a big city.
Langston Hughes was born in Joplin, Missouri, into an African American family. Hughes …show more content…
? Hughes began writing in the 1900’s. He composed his stories largely on the hardships of African Americans and their upbringings. Hughes has published many stories in his time, and a great amount of his stories and poems hold very important messages and messages that will make one think twice about how they look at things. Langston Hughes appears to be attempting to teach the reader a message in much the same way Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones intended to teach Roger a message. Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones effortlessly tries to teach Roger understanding of a different person 's point of view, in this case, why stealing her pocketbook was wrong. She was successfully capable of teaching the moral through her personal accepting of Roger. In the identical way, Langston Hughes, inspires the student to look outside the surface by antagonizing them with the demands 'how would you react? With vengeance? Or human understanding? ' Noticeably anticipating, that the reader will now appreciate the importance in compassion and
Langston Hughes was born in Joplin, Missouri, into an African American family. Hughes …show more content…
? Hughes began writing in the 1900’s. He composed his stories largely on the hardships of African Americans and their upbringings. Hughes has published many stories in his time, and a great amount of his stories and poems hold very important messages and messages that will make one think twice about how they look at things. Langston Hughes appears to be attempting to teach the reader a message in much the same way Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones intended to teach Roger a message. Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones effortlessly tries to teach Roger understanding of a different person 's point of view, in this case, why stealing her pocketbook was wrong. She was successfully capable of teaching the moral through her personal accepting of Roger. In the identical way, Langston Hughes, inspires the student to look outside the surface by antagonizing them with the demands 'how would you react? With vengeance? Or human understanding? ' Noticeably anticipating, that the reader will now appreciate the importance in compassion and