Answer:
They both have expressed the experiences of blacks in their arts uniquely and practically.
Explanation:
Langston Hughes was a prominent figure during the Harlem Renaissance. Harlem Renaissance was an artistic movement that began in Harlem. This movement brought the resurrection of African-American arts with it, which was infused with the cultural tradition of African Americans.
Ice-T, the stage name of Tracy Lauren Marrow is an American rapper. Tracy's interest in heavy metal music aroused when he went on living in his aunt's house after his parents passed away and he shared the room with his cousin, who loved rock music.
The one similarity that both Langston and Ice-T have common in them is that they openly expressed the practical life of blacks in their arts.
<u>Langston in his works has practically and uniquely expressed the life of blacks, the frustrations, and the real-life of blacks.</u>
<u>Whereas, Ice-T, co-founder of Original Gangster, has expressed about the experiences of the life of blacks post-industrial. They both spoke in an uncompromising tone about the blacks in their arts.</u>
So, they both have expressed the frustrations and reality of the blacks in their arts.
