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| so:text | A dim notion of what life meant to a Negro in America was coming to consciousness in me, not in terms of external events, lynchings, Jim Crowism, and the endless brutalities, but in terms of crossed-up feeling, of psyche pain. I sensed that Negro life was a sprawling land of unconscious suffering, and there were but few Negroes who knew the meaning of their lives, who could tell their story. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Richard_Wright |
| so:description | Black Boy (1945) (en) |
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