others who may not have been concerned about the situation that frustrated them. Among the common causes of racism, psychological factors are highly regarded as a problem. Although the term "racism" generally refers to race based on violence, dislike, prejudice, oppression or discrimination. Racism is also understood simply as a reflection of the economic system and its cultural, political and ethnic modes of operation. The idea of ​​racism stems from the word race and it is believed that one ethnic or racial group is inferior to another and therefore unequal treatment is over. Educational discussions aim to raise the level of understanding of our Party in the fight against racism. This fight is a challenge for the Party, because America was the first to expel human trafficking. The purpose of this study is to raise awareness about racism and oppression using Richard Wright's personal experience in his autobiography Black Boy. Our intention is to show that racism and oppression is an important theme in Black Boy, particularly because the book was written during the Jim Crow era, a time when racism was very prominent in American society . He is also interested in personally understanding the black man's point of view. Examples of racism and oppression are found throughout Black Boy. This novel exposes how racism and oppression affects the mentality and way of life of a black race, taking them to a level of inferiority, in all aspects of their lives. Even if they don't have a job, they can't afford food and other basic necessities. life. The impact of racism is shown to Wright in the form of hunger. Formally, when he was a child, Richard did not understand racism. But soon he understood the reasons why he and his brother had to feed on the leftover white. “Why couldn't I eat when I was hungry? Why did I always have to wait for the others to finish? I didn’t understand why some people had enough food and others didn’t” (Wright 29). Most of the time, Richard and his family had nothing to eat due to poverty. This caused Richard and his mother to move with his aunt to Arkansas in search of a better