Langston Hughes was noted for his()Atrue description of urban Blacks in poetryBunconventional portrayal of HarlemCsinging of black AmericaDNone of the above

Langston Hughes was noted for his()

Atrue description of urban Blacks in poetry

Bunconventional portrayal of Harlem

Csinging of black America

DNone of the above


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