"Langston Hughes belongs to whoever is listening. A possession in common, like the sights and sounds of a streetcorner hangout, or the barbershop debate over pretty girls' legs, and baseball players: open your ears and your heart if you've got one, Langston will walk right in and do the rest."--Ossie Davis. Includes: One Way TicketThe Negro Speaks of Rivers Puzzled Trumpet Player, 52nd Street Ballad of the GypsyReads Kid Sleepy Southern Mammy SingsMigrantDinner guest: MeCultural ExchangeMama and Daughter Sylvester's Dying BedIntern at Provident HospitalMerry-go-RoundKu Klux KlanThe South Mulatto Out of WorkIn Explanation of Our Times.