Which statement best describes Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man?

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Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man is a novel that follows the journey of a young African American man as he navigates racial and societal expectations in the United States. The protagonist struggles to find his own identity and place in the world, which makes D the best choice. Option A is incorrect because the novel does not specifically address atheistic branch of existentialist philosophy. Option B is incorrect because although Ellison was a writer and poet, the book is not an autobiography. Option C is incorrect because while the book does explore the absurdity of racial discrimination, it is not entirely beyond logic and decency.

Which Statement Best Describes Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man