The House Behind the Cedars

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Focusing on themes of racial identity and the complexities of Southern society, the narrative delves into the harsh realities of lynchings and segregation in the post-Civil War South. Through rich storytelling, Chesnutt critiques the hypocrisy of American values while highlighting the deep-seated obsession with race. Published in 1900, this work serves as a poignant exploration of African American folklore and the societal challenges faced during that era.