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This Week In Black History February 1 - 7, 2023 | New Pittsburgh Courier

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JANET JACKSON WARDROBE MALFUNCTION February 1 1902—Langston Hughes, one of Black America’s greatest poets, is born in Joplin, Miss. He came to fame during the 1920s period of African American cultural expression known as the Harlem Renaissance. Before his death in 1967, he wrote 15 collections of poetry, two autobiographies and several children’s books. … Continued

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