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Langston Hughes yearns for equality in the poem “I Dream A World,” while in the poem “Democracy” he
is thankful for the freedoms he has gained.
feels that equal opportunities are within reach.
strongly supports the idea of deferring the fight to a later time.
actively advocates the idea of fighting for equal treatment.
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actively advocates the idea of fighting for equal treatment.
In "Democracy" Hughes rejects waiting or compromise ("Democracy will not come / Today, this year / Nor ever / Through compromise and fear") and insists on immediate action ("I do not need my freedom when I'm dead"), calling for the struggle for equal treatment now.
In "Democracy" Hughes rejects waiting or compromise ("Democracy will not come / Today, this year / Nor ever / Through compromise and fear") and insists on immediate action ("I do not need my freedom when I'm dead"), calling for the struggle for equal treatment now.
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