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instanceOf
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Harlem Renaissance figure
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columnist
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essayist
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novelist
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person
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playwright
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poet
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short story writer
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almaMater
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Lincoln University (Pennsylvania)
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awardReceived
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Spingarn Medal
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burialPlace
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Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
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causeOfDeath
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complications from prostate cancer
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countryOfCitizenship
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United States of America
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dateOfBirth
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1902-02-01
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dateOfDeath
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1967-05-22
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education
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Columbia University
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Lincoln University (Pennsylvania)
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ethnicGroup
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Black Americans
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surface form: "African American"
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familyName
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Langston Hughes
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surface form: "Hughes"
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fieldOfWork
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African-American culture
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race relations in the United States
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social justice
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fullName
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Langston Hughes
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surface form: "James Mercer Langston Hughes"
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genre
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children's literature
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drama
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essay
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fiction
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poetry
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givenName
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James
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Langston
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hasSignatureWork
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The Weary Blues
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influenced
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African-American literature of the 20th century
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Civil Rights Movement writers
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influencedBy
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Carl Sandburg
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Walt Whitman
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knownFor
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portrayals of African American life and culture in the 20th century
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language
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English
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movement
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African-American literature
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Harlem Renaissance
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notableWork
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Black Nativity
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I, Too
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Let America Be America Again
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Montage of a Dream Deferred
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Mulatto
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Not Without Laughter
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Simple Speaks His Mind
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The Negro Speaks of Rivers
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The Weary Blues
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occupation
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columnist
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journalist
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novelist
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playwright
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poet
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social activist
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placeOfBirth
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Joplin, Missouri metropolitan area
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surface form: "Joplin, Missouri, United States"
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placeOfDeath
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New York City
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surface form: "New York City, New York, United States"
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religion
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Baptist
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residence
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Harlem neighborhood of Manhattan
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surface form: "Harlem, New York City, United States"
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wrote
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Black Nativity
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I, Too
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Let America Be America Again
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Montage of a Dream Deferred
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Mulatto
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Not Without Laughter
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Simple Speaks His Mind
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The Negro Speaks of Rivers
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The Weary Blues
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