well. “I, Too” by Langston Hughes and “I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings” by Maya Angelou are two poems that share a common topic, but have a variety of differences as well. Both poems show the way in which African Americans seek out for freedom during the civil rights movement and the equality of the future in regards to the relationship between African Americans and society, though they differ in the tools they use such as length, symbolism, and sensory details. To begin, Hughes wrote "I, Too" from
The Native American culture is one that is apparently full of mystery and symbolism. Their spirituality and beliefs are both amusing and perplexing to outsiders. Native American values go further beyond what we may identify in their cultural artifacts and native dances to a rich and profound love for family, the earth and all living things. Traditions of honor, bravely and fighting for equality also run deep in Native American culture. The genre of Native American literature has the weighty task