Prospects for International Engineering Practice : Proceedings Held in Conjunction with the Eighth Structures Congress, Baltimore, MD, May 1, 1990

Richard N. Wright was a groundbreaking African American writer known for his seminal work "Native Son," which explored the struggles of a young black man in 1930s Chicago. His raw, unflinching prose shed light on racial injustice and inequality, influencing generations of writers to come. Wright's contributions to literature are immeasurable.