The 3 Roles of The Black Man

Have you ever heard the saying “money makes the world go round”?

– Well it goes without saying that, money makes the USA “go round”.

With money comes power and in the Capitalistic system where “production and distribution are privately or corporately owned” (by whites). Whites have the upper hand, blacks undeniably have the lower hand. Communist ideologies believe that “the organization of labor” should be for the “common advantage of all members” , it also advocates the “overthrow of capitalism by the revolution of the proletariat” which means the “poorest class of working people” (a.k.a the African American). Richard Wright wrote Native Son, in order to portray how black life is doomed in America and how some will revolt (consciously or subconsciously). Wright opens the readers eyes to the oppression that whites inflict on blacks through capitalism and by doing so he illuminates the virtues of communist ideologies.

In the novel Native Son; the black man is denied the three basic rights of freedom:

1. “The capacity to exercise choice”

2.. “The right to unrestricted use; full access”

3. “The right of enjoying all of the privileges of member

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Approximate Word count = 2253
Approximate Pages = 9 (250 words per page double spaced)