Langston Hughes Poems During The Harlem Renaissance

The Harlem was the culture’s name that was given to the revolution or rather the art, and culture that exploded post the world war and was prominent in the middle of the year 1930. Harlem was the neighborhood that was situated near Manhattan. There were people from the south that came in to deliver their art, like the poems with no barriers and the same was a ‘New Negro’ revolution found therein. It was a cultural place where the blacks had a pride to express their art. Hence, the Harlem Renaissance was a place of expression of pride for the culture of the black. It included the culture that the artists, photographers, writers etc. spoke about their work implicitly.
Two of the authors who were known during this time were Langston Hughes and Claude McKay. Langston Hughes’ work did an amazing work of the African culture. His poems include, ‘Black Maria’ and ‘Blues. The lines of the poem ‘Blues’ had a very strong impact on the racial discrimination that was found at that time in the south of America. The poem says “When hard luck overtakes you, Nothing for you to do” and goes on with the explanation accordingly. The ‘Black Maria’ Poem involves the expression the importance of the poet caring for his beloved. One of its verses said “Aw my heart is full of cares”.
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The revolutionist Nelson Mandela once said that the religion does not happen immediately as they are transformed with the ways that are followed and would be changed accordingly (Krasner, D. 2002). The society is built on these norms as and when it is been followed based on the restrictions to be undertaken in the implementation of the rules. This in turn would become the culture adhered to as per the needs of the society. This would influence the political sector when the leaders would support the existence that would favorable and abide by