The Mind-set of the American Society and its Effect on Black Minority

Abstract

The purpose of this research is to look at Richard Wright's contribution to the depiction of African-Americans in his novel Native Son. This extended essay demonstrates how Wright's work deals with Afro-American hardship and how they may overcome obstacles and attain achievement. Richard's ideology established him as a prominent Afro-American writer in his handling of blacks in his representation heroine based on his reality. There are three chapters in this dissertation. The first chapter provides an overview of the repercussions of American immigration, intending to demonstrate the living circumstances in American culture.The second chapter analyzes and interprets the novel and finally the last chapter represents the emergence of African literature.