Ellison's novel is a powerful discourse on race, individuality, and society, and the struggle to be seen in a world filled with prejudice.
A profound exploration of identity and race in America, Invisible Man follows an African American man's journey for self-discovery from the South to the bustling streets of Harlem. Ellison's novel is a powerful discourse on race, individuality, and society, and the struggle to be seen in a world filled with prejudice.