In chapter 20, this work's title character makes the realization that a doll is manipulated by a black string in its back.
In chapter 20, this work's title character makes the realization that a doll is manipulated by a black string in its back. In this novel, Mr. Emerson's son reveals to the narrator that his recommendation letter actually warns employers against hiring him before giving him a job at Liberty Paints. That letter was written by Bledsoe, who expels the narrator from college. An often separately published "Battle Royale" chapter in this novel features a fight among black boys, and the title character moves to New York, joins the Brotherhood, and becomes an orator in Harlem. For 10 points, name this novel about a nameless black man written by Ralph Ellison.
In chapter 20, this work's title character makes the realization that a doll is manipulated by a black string in its back.
Invisible Man [do not accept "The Invisible Man"]