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19 February, 05:51

In Paragraph 2 of "The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain" why does Hughes conclude that his people are never taught to see the beauty of their own culture?

They are too comfortable and smug

they are too worried that it is hard to be an artist

they are too concerned with a desire to be white

they are too aware of the respectability of their families

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  1. 19 February, 06:00
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    "The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain" is actually a short essay that was written by Langston Hughes and based on this essay in paragraph 2, he concluded that his people were never taught to realize the beauty of their culture because they are too worried about a desire to be white. The answer is the third option.
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