Hughes's poem "Dream Variations" can be viewed as an expression of: A. defeat at the hands of a culture that won't fully accept African
Americans,
B. disappointment in the unwillingness of African Americans to unite.
C. hatred for the White culture of early-twentieth century America,
D. resignation to the notion that African Americans will always be
viewed as second class citizens in America
E. celebration of African Americans in the culture of the United
States.