February 13th


Today in class we were given a poem that was written by Langston Hughes called “The Negro Speaks of Rivers”. While reading the poem we would write down information that we were talking about and answering ten questions that we were given on canvas. I learned how there is evidence that can prove how human beings could’ve or did start in the continent of Africa and that everyone could be similar to each other and not better than one another 

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