Richard Wright grew up without any support from anyone for anything he attempted to do. He appeared to not care about anyone but himself, for he did what he wanted and did not accept any negativity from anyone, no matter what race they were. He would defend himself against people trying to stop him from doing something, and in his autobiography Black Boy, he showed us what it meant to be a black child growing up in the south during the early 1900s. He also showed us the difficulties that came with trying to go against what was preset for him, and the triumphs he accomplished. Although…
