What does langston hughes believe about the negro community in "the negro artist and the racial mountain'? it will not produce a true negro artist until it becomes comfortable with its culture it projects too many barriers for its artist to thrive it relies too heavily on the dominant white community for artistic ideas it has not shown an interest in exploring art that interest both the white and negro community

Option A.

Langston Hughes believe that the Negro community will not produce a true Negro artist until it becomes comfortable with its culture

Explanation:

In "The Negro Artists and the Racial Mountain" American poet Langston Hughes speaks of a young African american poet who does not want to be considered a "negro poet" but just a poet. The author uses the figure of the young poet to express the importance of African Americans showing pride of their culture and owning it to show respect to its legacy within American history.

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