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Langston Hughes was considered the most powerful writer of the Harlem Ranaissance, and his work captured the diversity of African American life.
Explanation:
His powerful work portrayed the life of the working-class Blacks in America, its struggle and resilience of African Americans in the lower socio-economic strata. He also accounted for the diversity of African American life, criticising "colorism" and the prejudices within the African American community towards other Blacks based on their skin color.
