In "Native Son" by Richard Wright, the main character Bigger Thomas has a negative attitude towards religion. Throughout the book, he sees religion as something that does not bring real change or improvement to the lives of African Americans. He also associates religion with oppression and a way for white people to control and pacify black people. Bigger also feels that religion does not offer any solutions to the poverty and discrimination he experiences, and he ultimately sees it as irrelevant to his life.
In "Native Son" by Richard Wright, the main character Bigger Thomas has a negative attitude towards religion. Throughout the book, he sees religion as something that does not bring real change or improvement to the lives of African Americans. He also associates religion with oppression and a way for white people to control and pacify black people. Bigger also feels that religion does not offer any solutions to the poverty and discrimination he experiences, and he ultimately sees it as irrelevant to his life.