What does Hughes mean by the negro in vogue?

In "The Negro in Vogue," Langston Hughes explores the intersection of African American culture and mainstream fashion during the Harlem Renaissance. He highlights how Black culture, art, and style became trendy among white audiences while emphasizing the complexities of cultural appropriation. Hughes critiques the superficiality of this trend, suggesting that it often overlooks the deeper social and political struggles faced by Black individuals. Ultimately, he calls for recognition of the authenticity and richness of Black identity beyond mere fashion.