When Wright reaches the end of the novel he realizes that everyone is suffering in the way that he had been suffering throughout his life. He discovers that even the white race, which had abusively dominated the black race through racist ideals, was miserable. He realizes that this is the case because when he tries to no longer be a member of the communist party, the communist party continues to pester him and discredit him due to his unusual status as a writer. He was also denied a place in the March Day Parade, a politicly unbiased celebration of the based, simply because of the color of his skin. I believe in his philosophy to some extent, but it seems a bit like a complaint because he has been discriminated against for so long. While his opinion has some validity, it was spawned through great annoyance and hatred of the illogical racism that was rampant in society. Thusly, It is very unlikely that he would have come to this conclusion had he been white, which ethos finds very unappealing.