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Sonny's Blues

Introduction

James Baldwin's “Sonny's Blues” was a special work that involved putting light on the treatment of black people during World War II. The number of issues commonly included an implementation of lynching, the crowd without trial, suspects, or prisoners. It may also occur due to racism, religion, or politics, in particular. This means that not only covers the lynching, which involves killing a human behavior, but it also includes action to condemn his / her condition, regardless of race. Most of the lynching has occurred in South America after the Civil War, slavery was abolished ...