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What is the central theme of Richard Wright's BLACK BOY?
What is the central theme of Richard Wright's BLACK BOY?
- Family dynamics in African American households
- Racial oppression and its impact on identity (correct)
- The pursuit of wealth and success
- The celebration of African American culture
How does Richard Wright's BLACK BOY address racism?
How does Richard Wright's BLACK BOY address racism?
- By promoting racial segregation as a solution
- By downplaying the significance of racial prejudice
- By portraying the harsh realities of racial discrimination and its psychological effects (correct)
- By emphasizing the superiority of one race over another
What role does oppression play in Black American literature, based on Richard Wright's BLACK BOY?
What role does oppression play in Black American literature, based on Richard Wright's BLACK BOY?
- It is portrayed as an insignificant aspect in African American literature
- It is depicted as a non-existent issue in African American society
- It serves as a recurring theme that reflects the real-life experiences of African Americans (correct)
- It is used to glorify the oppressors and their actions