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and we celebrating black excellence. We
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sir, Yes, sir, yes, sir. Man listen, I got

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an exclusive icon that we representing the
night with the Black History Month segment for

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the whole month every day because we
black got leed with that. But just

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we're giving it up man, top
of the food chain entertainment. See your

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fortune, man, y'all already know
what it is, man, listen.

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Man. Langston Hughes, Okay,
Langston Hughes. Langston Hughes really inspired me

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because of the things that you know, he had his hands in tool.

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You understand he I mean like he
was just an excellent black role model icon,

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especially if you're describing and stuff outside
your conference zone and actually be an

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entrepreneur and be a creative. So
we just gonna dive straight into this thing,

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man, straight like that right there. Man, you know what I'm

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saying tonight, it's all about Langston
Hughes with this Black History Month segment.

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Now, Langston Hughes, he was
a central figure in the Hallow Renaissance,

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the fair of black intellectual literacy and
artistic life that took place in the nineteen

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twenties and the number of American cities, particularly Harlem. A major poet,

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Langston Hughes also wrote novels, short
stories, essays, and plays. He

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sought to honestly portray the joys and
hardship of working classes and black lives,

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and avoiding both sentimental and ideological and
idealizations and negative stereotypes. And again,

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his name was James Mercer Langston Hughes
and he was born February first in nineteen

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oh one in Jopplin, Missouri.
Man Langston Hughes. Give it up for

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Langston man, and hopefully that can
be an inspiration to you. You understand

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what I'm saying. And if you
never knew what the Hall of Renaissance was

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about, because growing up I will
always see that everywhere. Man, the

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hallan winners, the haller on winning
sounds, the holler rent signs. Well,

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you really got to actually give,
you know, respect to New York

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and pay homage to New York because
the giant of rap music actually started in

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New York City. Man, it
did? It did rap itself as a

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giant actually started in the Bronx.
Man, it really really did. You

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understand. So when it comes to
being entrepreneurs, when it comes to being

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creative, when it comes to expressing
yourself, man, we got to pay

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big respect to New York and we
got to pay big respect to harm especially

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with the hallm Winter Suns and Langston
Hughes. You understand because you know,

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again he was a pioneer in the
nineteen twenties setting the tone, you know,

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for for for blacks. Letting it
be known that like you can be

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the next Donald going if you want
to write novels, you know what I'm

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saying and short stories and essays.
You understand what I'm saying. And uh,

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and plays. You know what I'm
saying, You can be the next

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Tyler Perry. You undert what I'm
saying, like, let Lexter Hughes,

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Langston Hues be on inspiration because see
it was unheard of of blacks. You

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understand them saying reading and writing when
they came out of slavery because they wasn't

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taught to read and write. You
understand what I'm saying. They wasn't taught

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to read and write. And it
was a crime for blacks to actually read

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and write because of the Jim Crow
law that was actually established. You understand.

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It was actually a law laid down
to where if you was reading and

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you was writing, you was penalized
and you was put in jail. So

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to you know, in the in
the early nineteen twenties, for a brother

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like Langston Hughes to come out of
Harlem, you know what I'm saying,

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be the head of a renaissance of
black excellence. You know what I'm saying,

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literacy, of literacy and artistic life
taking place in those times and in

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these American cities and actually again being
a major poet and also writing novels and

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short stories and essays and plays.
Man that is Black excellence and that is

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something to look up to and something
to inspire to be. Like man,

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So black history money that you haven't
made. Langston Hughes, y'all, Big

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run the plot, Git Big runs
to plaug Man, Git and No.

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So I want to run of applaud
you know, or all my black women

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and black men that's actually taking accountability
for themselves this year and standing on business

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instead of excuses about why they can't
do this and why they can't do that.

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You understand what I'm saying. That's
not something, but it has to

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be a time in your life where
you stop blaming other people for your setbacks,

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other people for your problems. It
actually being head on and you know,

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eliminating your problems instead of focusing on
a on a problem, focusing on

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solution and taking that solution to eliminate
your problems and make your life better.

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So Big Wundu apart for the Black
kings and queens is doing that. I'm

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good because it takes courage to do
that. Understand it takes courage to do

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that right there. Man. So
with that being said, man, you

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know what I'm saying, We're gonna
get into this next part of this show

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man, because you know, you
know I got to bring you some shade

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man. You know I got to
bring you some some some some entertainment man.

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Yeah, you know what I'm saying, some entertaining world news man,

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and you know I got to bring
that shade man. So yo, let's

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get ready for this news. You
know what I'm saying, segment that we

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dropping to night. But again,
you know, we just want to just

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dedicate every night in this Black History
Month and from this month for it all

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through the year, you understand,
especially Black Heretrey Month. This month just

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bringing you an icon and some inspiration
about this icon and representing our black community.

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Man. So the night was on
Langston huge man again. Right then

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you have it men, Top n
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a spinder. Make that bitch this
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sad fitches like my name, what's
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