Rinehart is a master of illusions, and Ras the Exhorter represents the black nationalist movement. The narrator cannot accept either set of ideals put forth by the college and the Brotherhood. One of the early memories is of a speech where the narrator accidentally says ‘social equality' instead of ‘social responsibility,' mostly due to his being forcing into competing in 
Rinehart is a master of illusions, and Ras the Exhorter represents the black nationalist movement. The narrator cannot accept either set of ideals put forth by the college and the Brotherhood. One of the early memories is of a speech where the narrator accidentally says ‘social equality' instead of ‘social responsibility,' mostly due to his being forcing into competing in the battle royale. The narrator's name is never given, as he represents both Noman and Everyman. For ten points, name this Ralph Ellison novel.
Rinehart is a master of illusions, and Ras the Exhorter represents the black nationalist movement.
{Invisible Man} (DO NOT accept The Invisible Man)