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    Go tell it on the mountain by James Baldwin Many kids sometimes don’t have a good relationship with their father growing up because sometimes the father wants to make the kid do what he wants and doesn’t let him choose what the kid wants to do growing up . In the novel Go tell it on the mountain by James Baldwin‚ James kind of talks about how his relationship was growing up as a kid with his father In go tell it on the mountain James writes about the things he saw in his father growing

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    America‚ the United States‚ the freedom land‚ the American dream‚ or was it just a place to live‚ separation of class and money‚ and still people living in poverty. Two poems‚ ‘’I Hear America Singing” by Walt Whitman and “Let America Be America Again” by Langston Hughes determine whether America was a dream for everyone or not. If the front people try to force this country to be or the truth about how people live determine if it’s a dream or not.

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    In “Let America be America Again”‚ Langston Hughes speaks on his opinions of the American Dream. Throughout the poem‚ Hughes compares his hopes and dreams for America with the reality of life for those outside of certain cultural‚ religious‚ and societal groups. This is a dramatic and diverse poem‚ fluctuating from peaceful moments to angry explosions. The author starts by mentioning of the key vision of America‚ where there is the hope for liberty and equality. Yet for the oppressed races‚ American

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    works is Let America Be America Again. His critique of America reached out to not only to fellow blacks‚ but just about every other group that modern American society had wronged. The statements made in the poem are very straightforward‚ but by using multiple literary and poetic devices‚ Hughes manages to deliver his message powerfully and very effectively. Let America Be America Again starts out simply with easy quatrains in an ABAB rhyme scheme (893 lines 1-14). He writes of America as an omniscient

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    In the poem “Let America be America Again” by Langston Hughes‚ the speaker emphasizes a change that needs to be made in America. Langston Hughes brings about the problem of how America has veered from its original dream as a land for the free‚ now it operates being ran by oppressive powers starving the American people. He speaks to the people of America and the minorities of America in particular‚ to bring a change and take back what they’ve worked so hard and long for‚ our freedom. The speaker’s

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    Everyone is free to do as they wish and has an equal chance of achieving their dream. For decades‚ people from all around the world have come to this land of opportunity to pursue their dreams and ambitions. Even people who grew up with the amenities America has to offer have created their own fantasies of what they want their futures to become. Most people are only searching for their own rendition of success‚ which could mean money‚ land‚ an occupation or family. This “dream” can come from a childhood

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    Claudrecus Ellis Professor Marashi English 109 19 March 2013 Against All Odds In the poems‚ “Let America Be America Again” and “Negro” by Langston Hughes‚ the voice of the narrator appear to be bold and pitiful. The tones of both poems are anger and bitterness from the minority groups in America towards the majority group. The themes of each poem vary in ways but they are also similar pertaining to the way that African Americans do not have equal opportunities in America just like the other minority

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    March 1st‚ 2013 Comparing and Contrasting Poems Walt Whitman’s "I hear America Singing" and Langston Hughes’s "Let America be America Again" are both similar and different in many ways. The two poems have similar themes‚ but different styles. The purposes are not alike in any way‚ they are both trying to portray different issues and topics. Whitman’s poem is very cheerful. I get this impression by the statement "singing with open mouths their song of melodious songs". To me‚ he is expressing

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    Although the three poems‚ “Let America Be America Again”‚ “I‚ Too‚ Sing America”‚and “A Dream Deferred” are written by the same poet‚ Langston Hughes‚ they portray different themes and moods. All three are written from the general perspective of African Americans who have lived through the time period of slavery and racial segregation. However‚ as the American society continued to evolve‚ the thoughts and feelings of African Americans began to evolve as well. “Let America Be Great Again”‚ written in

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    Langston Hughes‚ poem‚ Let America Be America Again‚ captivated my attention due to my current pursuit in American history; presently I am taking US History II. The diction of this poem is simplistic‚ allowing the reader to cognitively grasp the historical importance and theme. Hughes‚ suggest to the readers that the America that is held to such high esteem is merely an idyllic dream still awaiting realization; however‚ fulfilment of the true American dream must become an actuality to all citizens

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