Invisible Man: Denial Of Education For Blacks When one thinks of Brown verses the Board of Education, or the Black-faced Theatre, one thinks of the segregated South. These images could also remind one of the novel, Invisible Man, written by Ralph Ellison. This novel is a realistic depiction of American black life during the 1800s. It can be seen in many ways throughout the novel. One point is that the blacks were denied education. Another point is that the white race used the black people for their own entertainment and to fulfill the white man’s needs which are otherwise forbidden to them. The denial for education of the blacks in the South was that the blacks were given schools with poor quality, which then gave them a poor education. In the novel, Ellison conveys this to us in many ways. At the Invisible Man’s college campus, he describe....

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