Wright saw the Black revolutionary movement as poised to challenge Western civilization’s very foundations.

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Wright was asserting that the Black revolutionary movement, in the process of transcending a chauvinistic nationalism, was emerging as a historical force that would challenge the very foundation of Western civilization: Reduced to its simplest terms, theme for Negro writers will rise from understanding the meaning of their being transplanted from a “savage” to a “civilized” culture in implications. — Cedric J. Robinson, Black Marxism_ The Making of the Black…, 1393