Jazz poet and social activist Langston Hughes utilized the American language, music, slang and religious views to educate the world about African American lifestyles during the Harlem Renaissance. Keith Henley’s portrayal of Hughes deals with the issue of how to be oneself, and encourages all to joy in the knowledge that “I too have a song to sing” and to ask the question “why not me?” Henley will present this program on Monday, Feb. 10, at 6 p.m.