Molefi Kete Asante - I,Too by Langston Hughes

The poem 'I, Too' by Langston Hughes expresses the speaker's experience of racial segregation and his resilience. Despite being sent to eat in the kitchen when company arrives, he remains hopeful for a future where he will be included at the table. The speaker envisions a time when others will recognize his beauty and feel ashamed of their previous actions. Ultimately, the poem asserts the speaker's identity as an American, emphasizing pride and the demand for equality.

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