The Invisible Man (Ralph Ellison)

*The Invisible Man* by Ralph Ellison is a novel that explores the experiences of an unnamed Black man in America who feels ignored and misunderstood by society. Despite his efforts to find identity and dignity, he confronts racism, discrimination, and societal stereotypes. The "invisibility" symbolizes how society often overlooks or dismisses Black individuals' true selves, reducing them to racial caricatures. Throughout the story, the narrator seeks self-awareness and voice amid these challenges, highlighting broader themes of racial identity, individuality, and the struggle for recognition in a prejudiced world.