Summary: Behold The Invisible, By L. Monk

In chapter 14, monk opens the chapter by describing how he does not fit in his race, and his book is the result of trying to fit in the black community. Monk tried numerous times to try to prove his identity. However, he always had a disconnect with other people, including his family, and his few friends. In my aside, I was assigned language. Specifically, 8: behold the invisible. Throughout the whole book, Monk struggled with finding his identity. He goes through different phases and ideas that wraps around the concept of losing his identity. Such as, the concept of race. Monk has an inner conflict with himself about his race. He describes that he was a victim of racism, because he failed to notice his race and how his art does not apply racial