Richard Wright And The Communist Party
In his autobiography Black Boy, why does Richard Wright ultimately part ways with the Communist Party?
AThe party fails to advocate for the unity and tolerance that Wright desperately seeks.
BHe prefers to focus on helping the oppressed, whereas the party is strictly focused on revolution.
CParty members resent his tendency to question their authority and challenge their ideology.
DThe party is ideologically disjointed and unable to reach a consensus.
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