The novel "Invisible Man" by Ralph Ellison tells the story of an African American man who remains unnamed and invisible in society. The protagonist, a young African American man, navigates the complexities of racism and identity in 20th century America. From his experiences at a historically black college to his involvement with a secretive organization called the Brotherhood, the narrator grapples with his own invisibility and struggles to find his place in a world that refuses to see him as an individual. Through vivid and haunting prose, Ellison delves into themes of race, power, and humanity, shedding light on the invisible struggles faced by marginalized individuals in society.
