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The Long Dream
Book • 1960
Richard Wright's "The Long Dream" delves into the complexities of race relations in the American South.
The novel follows the life of Bigger Thomas, a young Black man grappling with poverty, racism, and the limitations imposed upon him by society.
The narrative explores themes of injustice, alienation, and the psychological impact of systemic oppression.
Wright's powerful prose and unflinching portrayal of racial violence and inequality make "The Long Dream" a significant work of American literature.
The novel's exploration of the psychological effects of racism and the complexities of human nature continues to resonate with readers today.
The novel follows the life of Bigger Thomas, a young Black man grappling with poverty, racism, and the limitations imposed upon him by society.
The narrative explores themes of injustice, alienation, and the psychological impact of systemic oppression.
Wright's powerful prose and unflinching portrayal of racial violence and inequality make "The Long Dream" a significant work of American literature.
The novel's exploration of the psychological effects of racism and the complexities of human nature continues to resonate with readers today.
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