C. Looking for biases and implied messages.
not sure can't find anything
Answer:
This poem shows the problem of how African Americans were treated and Cullen's comment is that he does not lose hope, that this will change.
Explanation:
Cullen reflects on these lines that African Americans are somehow oppressed by whites.<em> "We shall not always plant while others reap"</em>, <em>"Not always bend to some more subtle brute".
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This problem will come to an end, since they will not wait forever or continue to suffer.
<em>"We were not made to eternally weep.", "So in the dark we hide the heart that bleeds, And wait, and tend our agonizing seeds.</em> "
Here it is shown how Cullen transmits hope in his words, showing that they will wait, since they will not suffer forever.
Answer: Nothing anymore, but you need to take a minute to think and say "when did I have a moment I look back on and still smile about" you know? Think about family, friends, music, animals, etc. :)
I woke up at like 1 am and then I woke up again at 9:00