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The works of Richard Wright (1908-1960), politically sophisticated and socially involved African American author, are notable for their passionate sincerity. He was perceptive about the universal problems that plague mankind. Richard Wright was born in N...

Any serious discussion of the development of black fiction in modern American literature must include Richard Wright. He was the first black novelist to describe the plight of the urban masses and the first to present this material in the naturalistic tr...

Any serious discussion of the development of black fiction in modern American literature must include Richard Wright . He was the first black novelist to describe the plight of the urban masses and the first to present this material in the naturalistic t...

Black Boy by Richard Wright Bom in 1908, Richard Wright grew to adulthood in the American South at a time when legalized racial segregation and discrimination were firmly entrenched there. He experienced firsthand the severe economic, social, and...

Black Boy is an autobiography by Richard Wright. Depicting Wright's life in great detail, the book tells the story of his troubled youth and race relations in the...

Black Boys: Casualties of our generation? (Mr. Bonner, a longtime reader of the Defender, is a resident of the Far Southwest Side.) I began writing this article with a clear conscience that every man must one day set realistic goals in his...

The numbers are dismaying, baffling and unsurprising. Black males in suburban Prince George's County public schools are in trouble: academic and social. They are twice as likely to be enrolled in "special education" English classes as in English classes for the talented and...

Crusher, who is currently the captain of his weight loss team, "The Fat Crushers," which includes stars Carnie Wilson, Erika Eleniak and Nick Turturro, has set the shows' record for the most individual weight loss ever by dropping 19 lbs in one week, with a...

A crossword puzzle assigned as a homework lesson for fifth-graders studying a book about the 19th-century South asked them to use a racial slur _ the N-word _ as an answer.At least one parent complained and the teacher, who is white, apologized to the parents...

In the following essay, Mechling presents Richard Wright's autobiographical Black Boy in terms both of the folk traditions that inform the narrative, and of the ways that those traditions ultimately fail the narrator in cross-cultural situations.

In the following essay, Andrews identifies Richard Wright's Black Boy (American Hunger) as a defining work in the tradition of African American autobiography.

In the following essay, Thaddeus chronicles the publishing history of Black Boy and traces the book's metamorphosis from an open autobiography to a closed one.

Essay about 'Black Boy' by Richard Wright. How hunger overtook the main character of the book.

Book review of Richard Wright's "Black Boy," with an analysis of the novel's three major themes.

The literature of Richard Nathniel Wright was shaped by his poverty and childhood growing up in the South and facing racism and discrimination. His two most-famous works are "Black Boy" and "Native Son."