Based on what you know of Langston Hughes and his beliefs, what quality makes the speaker “beautiful” in the last lines of the poem?

In Langston Hughes’s poem “I, Too,” the speaker is sent away from the table because he is Black, but he insists that he belongs and will be seen as beautiful. His beauty comes from his identity and dignity as an African American, not from being patient, knowledgeable, or eating differently. Choice C is correct.

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