The Third Life of Grange Copeland

*The Third Life of Grange Copeland* by Alice Walker is a novel about a Black sharecropper named Grange who struggles against poverty and racial oppression in the South. The story explores his relationships with his family, especially his son Brownfield, whose own life is shaped by violence and hardship. As Grange faces adversity, the novel examines themes of racial injustice, legacy, and the possibility of change. It highlights how generations confront and attempt to break free from cycles of suffering rooted in history, emphasizing resilience and the pursuit of dignity amidst systemic oppression.