Ways of White Folks
Langston Hughes masterfully captures the complex and often fraught relationships between Black and white Americans in this collection of sharp, resonant stories from the 1920s and '30s. While celebrated for his poetry, Hughes here proves himself an exceptional prose stylist, weaving the rhythms of jazz and blues into narratives that are by turns witty and heartbreaking. Readers who appreciate nuanced explorations of race and society, told with a unique American voice, will find these tales unforgettable.
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