Baldwin's Notes Of A Native Son

In Baldwin’s essay “Notes of a Native Son” the narrator of the story was born from a very bitter man who was born in New Orleans and was a young man at the time of Louis Armstrong his father was African American and was very dark skinned as if he came straight from Africa. In my opinion, “Notes of a Native Son” isn’t about the triumph of human spirit since it says consistently that the narrator is always angry at somebody just like his father, when he went to the diner and the white young woman frighteningly told him that the diner doesn’t serve Negros, so as a result he’d like the woman to come closer so that he could choke and kill her just for all the times he’d heard the phrase, “We don’t serve Negros here.” At the moment the narrator