Seeking roots of discrimination

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Focusing on the essays of Langston Hughes and Richard Wright, this examination paper highlights a lesser-known aspect of their work, which often emphasized social protest. It explores how their essays contribute to the broader understanding of American culture during the 1930s, a significant period in US history. The paper aims to shed light on the importance of these essays in the context of cultural studies, revealing their impact and relevance in the discourse of social issues.