There are several light and dark symbols in Langston Hughes’s “As I Grew Older”. How are the speaker’s “dark hands” different from the other dark symbols in the poem? A. The speaker’s “dark hands” is the only dark symbol in the poem that is used to establish the speaker’s racial identity. B. The speaker’s “dark hands” is the only dark symbol that symbolizes hope and doesn’t block the speaker’s dreams. C. The speaker’s “dark hands” is the only animate symbol, whereas the others like “shadow” and “wall” are inanimate.