Langston Hughes yearns for equality in the poem “I Dream A World,” while in the poem “Democracy” he

In “Democracy,” Hughes rejects waiting or compromising for equal rights, writing that democracy will not come through “compromise and fear.” He insists that people must claim their rights and says, “I must fight for it.” This shows that he actively advocates fighting for equal treatment, not postponing the struggle.

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