Langston Hughes Middle Passages

"Middle Passages" is a description of meshing stories that shapes two centuries of African-American journeys through the continent. Tremendous, multidimensional history of the complex, difficult relationship between African Americans, from the time of early enslavement to the present, with the "homeland" Africa an introduction in the senselessness of colonialism and its evil effects on the region, in addition to in the dangerous injury still continuing in various countries in Africa consequently, of recent civil wars and the many unsuccessful/obstructed self-governments.
Campbell's eye-opening discovery is shown throughout the book, starting with the opening about Langston Hughes. “Overcome with emotion as he sails for Africa in 1923, a young