In paragraph 2 of “The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain,"why does Hughes conclude that his people are never taught to see the beauty of their own culture?
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They are too comfortable and smug.
They are too worried that it is hard to be an artist.
They are too concerned with a desire to be white.
They are too aware of the respectability of their families.
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