I agree with your statement regarding Wright’s and Hughes writings. I honestly understand the anger in both writers and I could also feel it within the lines but mostly from Hughes. “But all the time I'se been a-climbin' on, And reachin' landin's, And turnin' corners,” (Hughes, 1922, 1926, p. 2223), this to me is sort of expressing the fact that man of color have been running and escaping all the time. In all three poems Hughes presents a different aspect of that that the man of color goes through, even when undeserved. And like you said, Wright doesn’t really address racism as much but instead points out the danger of anyone carrying a gun and what just punishment means even for a young boy who accidently hurt someone. What Wright mostly expresses
