Poet Langston Hughes articulated various struggles in his life story that resonate with many readers. He faced racism, alienation, and the challenges of poverty, all of which deeply influenced his work. Hughes’ poetry captured the essence of the African American experience, reflecting feelings of hope, despair, and resilience. Through his vivid imagery and emotional depth, Hughes addressed societal issues and celebrated the richness of Black culture, making his voice a cornerstone of the Harlem Renaissance.