"I, Too, Sing America" paragraph

In Langston Hughes poem "I, Too, Sing America," the tones of rejection and pride reflect his disappointment to be constantly cast aside and his certainty it will change. Even though he knows there's not much he can do to stop the oppression now, he keeps hope because he knows it wont last forever. He cant wait for the day that he's looked at as an equal, and not treated unfairly just because of his color.