Native Son
Richard Wright's Native Son follows a young man in 1930s Chicago whose life is shaped by poverty, race, and social forces beyond his control.
About This Book
Native Son is a landmark work of American fiction by Richard Wright.
The novel examines the social and economic conditions faced by its protagonist in an urban environment.
It addresses themes of race, class, and the consequences of systemic inequality.
The story is set in Chicago during the 1930s and reflects the realities of that era.
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