The Conquest
- 348 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Oscar Micheaux was a visionary storyteller who broke through racial barriers in American art. As the first African American to produce a film for white movie theaters, he established his own film and publishing companies to share his narratives. His work confronted the pressing issues of racism and stereotypes, often offering a more complex and realistic portrayal of African American life than was common at the time. Through his persistent efforts and innovative approach, Micheaux created a prolific body of film and literary work that significantly impacted American cinema and literature.
