I Have T.v. On All The Time

In The Middle Of The Next Century, When The Literary Establishment Will Reflect The Multicultural Makeup Of This Country And Not Be Dominated By Assimiliationists With Similar Tastes, From Similar Backgrounds, And Of Similar Pretensions, Langston Hughes Will Be To The Twentieth Century What Walt Whitman Was To The Nineteenth.

Currently, U.s. Society Has Been Encouraged By Its Political And Subsidized Mass-media Intelligentsia To View U.s. Life As A Continual "morning In America" Paradise, Where The Only Social Problems Occur In The Inner Cities. Psychologists Call This Denial.

I Try To Do What Has Never Been Done Before.

When I Say Afro-american Aesthetic, I'm Not Just Talking About The United States, I'm Talking About The Americas. People In The Latin Countries Read My Books Because They Share The Same International Aesthetic That I'm Into And Have Been Into For A Long Time. And It's Multicultural.

Unfortunately, In The World Today, We Have Dogmatic People Entering Into Politics. I Don't Think The Two Mix.