Black Boy: A Record of Childhood and Youth
Richard Wright's autobiography traces his early life amid poverty and racism in the Jim Crow South, highlighting his pursuit of knowledge and selfhood.
About This Book
Black Boy is the autobiography of Richard Wright, chronicling his childhood and youth in the American South.
The narrative explores the challenges of poverty, family struggles, and systemic racism.
Wright recounts his search for identity and education in a hostile environment.
The book offers insight into the social realities of early twentieth-century America.
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