The narrator is tormented by Bledsoe and Brother Jack, who orders the Brotherhood's withdrawal from Harlem, setting off riots led by Ras the Destroyer.
In one scene in this novel, an obese woman atop a hijacked milk truck ladles out free beer to passersby. After falling into a sewer, the narrator describes a dream in which he is castrated and tells his attackers that his genitals are their "sun and moon." The narrator is tormented by Bledsoe and Brother Jack, who orders the Brotherhood's withdrawal from Harlem, setting off riots led by Ras the Destroyer. This novel opens with a chapter in which the narrator is forced to box blindfolded with several other black men in a "battle royal." For 10 points, name this novel about a man whom society can not see, by Ralph Ellison.
In one scene in this novel, an obese woman atop a hijacked milk truck ladles out free beer to passersby.
{Invisible} Man [do not accept “The {Invisible Man}”]