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Richard Wrights Almos'a man
Based on the short story by Richard Wright. A black teenage farm worker believes that owning a gun is a mark of maturity.
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- "Based on the short story by Richard Wright. A black teenage farm worker believes that owning a gun is a mark of maturity."@en
- "David Glover, a poor southern black youth, feels the world is denying him the respect he needs to be a man."@en
- "Dave, a black teenager in the rural South in the 1930's, is trapped between childhood and manhood. While practicing with a cheap pistol, he accidentally shoots a mule, thus changing his life forever."@en
- "Faced with the prospect of working to pay for a mule he has accidentally killed, a teenage farmworker, armed with vague notions of manhood, escapes from the farm."@en