Black misery
African American children
Juvenile humor
Wit and humor, juvenile
Prejudices
Wit and humor
Humor
African Americans
Black Misery was first published in 1969, but the gentle, funny, and sometimes melancholy words of Langston Hughes still cause a blink of recognition. After 25 years, it remains relevant in our own time. As you turn the pages you may say, "I remember feeling like that!" You may say, "I feel like tha…
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