Langston Hughes-In Poetry and Jazz - a podcast by 1st Unitarian Universalist Society of San Francisco

Considered this country's poet laureate by many Americans of African descent,

Langston Hughes' work also captured the feelings, experiences, and dreams

common to all human beings. Poetry, it has been said, the middle zone

between words and music. Langston Hughes wanted his poems to convey the

spirit of American jazz. A look at his life, his religion, and his message.



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