Fantasy
Tuesday, September 7, 2004
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IN every crowded society, there are always some people who are invisible. "I am invisible, understand", Ralph Ellison wrote, "simply because people refuse to see me".
He was speaking as a Black in America in the 1950s. His novel, Invisible Man, depicts American society that segregated Blacks from Whites; from the most exclusive places, like bridge clubs, down to the most public, like schools, waiting rooms and cit
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