Who of the following was born on a Mississippi plantation and created literary works filled with too much rage at racism to be accepted by white literary critics in the 1940s?

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Richard Wright was born on a Mississippi plantation and his literary works, including "Native Son" and "Black Boy," were filled with powerful and angry critiques of racism in America. These works were often rejected by white literary critics in the 1940s due to their graphic depiction of violence and oppression.

Who of the Following Was Born on a Mississippi Plantation