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African American writers captured the special plight of blacks, facing both the depression and continuing prejudice. Richard Wright’s Native Son explored racial prejudice in a northern urban setting. Wright was an outspoken critic of racial discrimination.

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Culture of the 1930's

By Stephen Mosley

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