Meet the Past: Langston Hughes - April 7, 2009

A conversation with the Missouri-born writer Langston Hughes, portrayed by Charles Everett Pace, who became a leading light of the Harlem Renaissance.

[@mostlynoble]

I have studied lots of Langston Hughes, this guy is teaching me a lot. The MC is throwing lots of alley oops, but damn this is great. All public libraries should do this...

[@victormorgado5318]

I had no idea Kansas was this origressive culturally

[@emoXspankster3]

Anyone else here because of school?

[@senya381]

probably everyone ..

[@judo6506]

meee ugh

[@SebastiaanHolStadsgids]

I'm here, 52 years young and still homeschooling on history (and philosophy), because we still can learn after leaving the official school. 😉

[@akiekow]

The audience is completely captivated when he reads. This is cool.

[@ricardomcvane8720]

Very interesting.

[@jeffreyrichardson]

remembering him
marie carbone and kim
jody welch and tim

[@mareolamar]

This is portrayed by actors guys LOL

[@metrolady72]

thanks, I was gonna say. lol I didn't read properly

[@destinybrown6507]

I can dig it

[@tenflags]

How could this conversation be if he died in 1967?

[@mareolamar]

It's the lives of people from the pat portrayed by actors.

[@devynmimeux]

mareolamar LOL! thank you, i was really confused. but this actor is good!

[@shauntaybelton1153]

I was confused at first too

[@tamaraase2996]

This is weird and stupid this is clearly from the late 80s early 90s he died in 67

[@senya381]

Fucking School !

[@haidufam8332]

the day i was born

[@paleriedove3333]

R u serious ! Its what u would ask if he was alive ! Like a reenactment dua!

[@jmk9479]

:)

[@dannyn3925]

Wow lol , I'm like wtf is going on here .

[@senya381]

Накрутка,,,,

[@gbthy_self7970]

На самом деле на продажу!)

[@zaygg5873]

It's fake ffs