Richard N. Wright growing up him and his brother fell into foster care; He actually understood the feeling of hunger. From food, acceptance, love, and understanding the world around him Richard stopped at nothing to eat. In his book he often refers to himself working more than one job to maintain an okay life. The hunger began with his family. Growing up fairly poor his family was not able to provide like they needed to not just provide food and proper health but also love and growth. They often argued with him and put him down. Shockingly rich wright was not the best reader or writer and his until just so happened to be his school teacher and was able to make it more different for him because of his ante wrong doing he says that this is how his whole family treats him which causes him to fell like an outsider in his own home everyone and while his family was settle to him but this did not deceive Richard. “ the entire family became kind and change and it drove me an even greater emotional mister from them ( wright pg, 113) In result wright hungers for a much better life in the future.
Sadly wright is never able to suit his need for acceptance form people his age.Other African American young men did not underand him or his mindset resulting in
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He knows that his educational experiences were not yet too valuable but his hunger for knowledge was growing costly so that it can be. By Richard reading the bold voices that are presented in H.L. Mencken books it hungers him to wright bold things of his own. Now the hunger of reading and writing became Richard focus. The admiration that he had for this man gave light to other people admiration to him. Ralph Ellison who followed in his footsteps as an intelligent writer closes examined Mr. Wright and wanted to tell a story such as he did. Its people like this that made it easier for people who want to tell a imperfect, perfect