United States writer whose work is concerned with the oppression of African Americans (1908-1960)

Richard Wright tells us how his thirst for books grew with each passing day and what changes took place in him as he did more and more reading.

理查德。赖特告诉我们在过去的日子，他对书是的渴望一天比天增加，和随着他读的书越来越多，在他身上起了很大的变化。

Richard Wright wrote that he wanted to 「fasten the reader upon words so firmly that he would forget words and be conscious only of his response.」

理查德·怀特曾写道，他想「让自己笔下的文字紧紧抓住读者的心，这样一来，读者就会跟着感觉走，忘掉自己其实在看小说。」

Yet, when Obama was young and trying to come to terms with his own identity, he read the autobiography and it affected him more deeply than even the works of Richard Wright and James Baldwin.

小时候，奥巴马试图追寻自己的身份时，他读过马尔科姆的自传。马尔科姆的自传给奥巴马的影响甚至超过了理查德·怀特和詹姆斯·鲍德温的作品。

In the following story, Richard Wright tells us how his thirst for books grew with each passing day and what changes took place in him as he did more and more reading.

在下面的故事里，理查德·赖特告诉我们在过去的日子，他对书是的渴望一天比天增加，和随着他读的书越来越多，在他身上起了很大的变化。

One of the wonderful things you can see in the Beinecke's Richard Wright Archives is the draft copies of Black Boy.

在Beinecket图书馆的怀特档案中,可以发现《黑孩子》的草稿,这个形象怀特在草稿里。

By joining Frederick Douglass, Booker T. Washington, and Richard Wright in the act of literary testimony, Malcolm became part of the most essential genre of African-American literature.

在参与到弗雷德里克·道格拉斯、布鲁克·t .·华盛顿和理查德·怀特的文学见证行动过程中，马尔科姆成为了美国非洲文学中最重要流派的一部分。

Richard Wright and Ralph Allison were two famous contemporary American black novelists.

理查德·赖特和拉尔夫·埃里森，是美国当代两位最着名的黑人作家。