Later, its narrator's acquaintance Tod Clifton is shot by police, and the narrator flees the vengeance of Ras the Destroyer to hide in an underground room.
In this novel, doctors hold up a sign reading "Who was Buckeye the Rabbit" after its narrator has undergone shock therapy and finds himself mute and incapable of remembering his name. The narrator of this novel mistakenly says "social equality" rather than "social responsibility" during a speech to a white audience, members of which had previously had him and other black young men blindfolded and forced to pummel each other. Later, its narrator's acquaintance Tod Clifton is shot by police, and the narrator flees the vengeance of Ras the Destroyer to hide in an underground room. For 10 points, the narrator believes his blackness has caused the title inability to be seen in what novel by Ralph Ellison?
In this novel, doctors hold up a sign reading "Who was Buckeye the Rabbit" after its narrator has undergone shock therapy and finds himself mute and incapable of remembering his name.
Invisible Man