'I, Too, Sing America'

Guess what I just realized? I can't blog on my party blog, salttheleech, for English. Unfortunately.

So, here's my paragraph.

     In the poem "I, Too, Sing America" by Langston Hughes, the tones of bitterness and determination symbolize the man's outrage at racial discrimination and his strength to overcome that barrier. The stanza "I am the darker brother" shows his portrayal of America as a family. In darker tones, he expresses the shameful attempt that America makes at trying to black out (no pun intended) the author's race. The mere title of this poem, "I, Too, Sing America", shows his fierce belief that all men, despite their coloring, are free, equal Americans.

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