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The negro speaks of rivers & If we must die

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<span> The negro speaks of rivers and If we must die are poems written by Langston Hughes and Claude Mckay respectively. Both of this express the hardships and prejudices that African American experienced in the united states. This poems reflect the racism and the pride of been an african american.

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