In Richard Wright's prescribed Non-African prose text *Native Son*, which central theme is portrayed through Bigger Thomas's destructive feelings of fear and alienation in Chicago?
- The destructive impact of systemic racism and social inequality on the human psycheCevap
- BThe gradual reconciliation of racial divides through shared economic prosperity
- CThe inevitable triumph of romantic individualism over urban industrialization
- DThe decay of traditional agrarian values caused by migration to northern cities
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The correct answer is the option stating 'The destructive impact of systemic racism and social inequality on the human psyche'.
In *Native Son*, Richard Wright explores how racial segregation, poverty, and institutionalized prejudice create a pervasive sense of fear and powerlessness that severely damages the protagonist's psyche, leading to tragic consequences.
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Thematic analysis of prescribed Non-African prose texts (*Native Son*)