Langston Hughes
One of his best-known works, Hughes wrote ,
  ,The Ways of White Folks,
, while living in Carmel, California. In it, he shares acrid and poignant stories of blacks colliding--sometimes humorously, but often tragically--with whites throughout the 1920s and 1930s.,The book consists of fourteen moving stories:,"Cora Unashamed","Slave on the Block","Home","Passing","A Good Job Gone","Rejuvenation Through Joy","The Blues I'm Playing","Red-Headed Baby","Poor Little Black Fellow","Little Dog","Berry","Mother and Child","One Christmas Eve","Father and Son"
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The Ways of White Folks