The Hindered Hand or The Reign of the Repressionist

The Hindered Hand Is A Work Of Fiction That Addresses Social And Racial Issues In The United States During The Early 20Th Century. The Novel Follows The Story Of Rena Walden A Young African-American Woman Who Faces Various Challenges And Injustices Due To Systemic Racism And Oppression. The Title The Hindered Hand Suggests That The Novel Explores The Ways In Which Individuals Particularly African Americans Are Hindered Or Restricted By The Discriminatory Practices And Attitudes Of Society. The Reign Of The Repressionist Likely Refers To The Oppressive And Discriminatory Forces That Govern Rena'S World And Hinder Her Pursuit Of Equality And Justice. As With Much Of Griggs' Work The Hindered Hand Is Likely Characterized By Its Social Commentary Its Exploration Of Themes Such As Racial Prejudice Injustice And The Struggle For Civil Rights And Its Emphasis On The Importance Of Faith Perseverance And Community Solidarity In The Face Of Adversity.