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Identity In The Invisible Man By Ralph Ellison

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This research paper has taught me a lot more than I originally thought it would; I was able to explore different forms of writing, I read a book outside of my comfort zone, I got to learn more about the history of black culture, and work on my time management skills. Ralph Ellison did not grow up with nearly as harsh and blatantly obvious racism, yet he was able to write an entire novel based on the worst of the worst. I think it’s incredibly interesting to note that he didn’t originally plan to write a book like the Invisible Man, he was aiming more for a novel about a soldier coming home and trying to find his place in society. I inferred from this, that life does not go as planned, but sometimes you just have to let go and see
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