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Man. Langston Hughes, Okay, Langston Hughes. Langston Hughes really inspired me
because of the things that you know, he had his hands in tool.
You understand he I mean like he was just an excellent black role model icon,
especially if you're describing and stuff outside your conference zone and actually be an
entrepreneur and be a creative. So we just gonna dive straight into this thing,
man, straight like that right there. Man, you know what I'm
saying tonight, it's all about Langston Hughes with this Black History Month segment.
Now, Langston Hughes, he was a central figure in the Hallow Renaissance,
the fair of black intellectual literacy and artistic life that took place in the nineteen
twenties and the number of American cities, particularly Harlem. A major poet,
Langston Hughes also wrote novels, short stories, essays, and plays. He
sought to honestly portray the joys and hardship of working classes and black lives,
and avoiding both sentimental and ideological and idealizations and negative stereotypes. And again,
his name was James Mercer Langston Hughes and he was born February first in nineteen
oh one in Jopplin, Missouri. Man Langston Hughes. Give it up for
Langston man, and hopefully that can be an inspiration to you. You understand
what I'm saying. And if you never knew what the Hall of Renaissance was
about, because growing up I will always see that everywhere. Man, the
hallan winners, the haller on winning sounds, the holler rent signs. Well,
you really got to actually give, you know, respect to New York
and pay homage to New York because the giant of rap music actually started in
New York City. Man, it did? It did rap itself as a
giant actually started in the Bronx. Man, it really really did. You
understand. So when it comes to being entrepreneurs, when it comes to being
creative, when it comes to expressing yourself, man, we got to pay
big respect to New York and we got to pay big respect to harm especially
with the hallm Winter Suns and Langston Hughes. You understand because you know,
again he was a pioneer in the nineteen twenties setting the tone, you know,
for for for blacks. Letting it be known that like you can be
the next Donald going if you want to write novels, you know what I'm
saying and short stories and essays. You understand what I'm saying. And uh,
and plays. You know what I'm saying, You can be the next
Tyler Perry. You undert what I'm saying, like, let Lexter Hughes,
Langston Hues be on inspiration because see it was unheard of of blacks. You
understand them saying reading and writing when they came out of slavery because they wasn't
taught to read and write. You understand what I'm saying. They wasn't taught
to read and write. And it was a crime for blacks to actually read
and write because of the Jim Crow law that was actually established. You understand.
It was actually a law laid down to where if you was reading and
you was writing, you was penalized and you was put in jail. So
to you know, in the in the early nineteen twenties, for a brother
like Langston Hughes to come out of Harlem, you know what I'm saying,
be the head of a renaissance of black excellence. You know what I'm saying,
literacy, of literacy and artistic life taking place in those times and in
these American cities and actually again being a major poet and also writing novels and
short stories and essays and plays. Man that is Black excellence and that is
something to look up to and something to inspire to be. Like man,
So black history money that you haven't made. Langston Hughes, y'all, Big
run the plot, Git Big runs to plaug Man, Git and No.
So I want to run of applaud you know, or all my black women
and black men that's actually taking accountability for themselves this year and standing on business
instead of excuses about why they can't do this and why they can't do that.
You understand what I'm saying. That's not something, but it has to
be a time in your life where you stop blaming other people for your setbacks,
other people for your problems. It actually being head on and you know,
eliminating your problems instead of focusing on a on a problem, focusing on
solution and taking that solution to eliminate your problems and make your life better.
So Big Wundu apart for the Black kings and queens is doing that. I'm
good because it takes courage to do that. Understand it takes courage to do
that right there. Man. So with that being said, man, you
know what I'm saying, We're gonna get into this next part of this show
man, because you know, you know I got to bring you some shade
man. You know I got to bring you some some some some entertainment man.
Yeah, you know what I'm saying, some entertaining world news man,
and you know I got to bring that shade man. So yo, let's
get ready for this news. You know what I'm saying, segment that we
dropping to night. But again, you know, we just want to just
dedicate every night in this Black History Month and from this month for it all
through the year, you understand, especially Black Heretrey Month. This month just
bringing you an icon and some inspiration about this icon and representing our black community.
Man. So the night was on Langston huge man again. Right then
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