AThis story about a Negro race and how whites treated them. It helps to inform the readers onhelps readers understand how the African American race wasAmericans used to be treated by whitesWhites for being not 100% different from them. HeThe writer starts off his story with a question inquestion which we tend to think about throughout the story,ourselves as we read: “How does it feel to be seen as a problem?”. Although he never really saw himself as a problemone, he does state that it was,say he had a “strange experience.”. His central ideas of self-consciousness and human brotherhood, andcombined with his use of rhetoric such as metaphorthrough metaphors and similesimiles help to develop the story to better helpso that readers can better understand the struggles African Americans faced, including Dubois himself. FurthermoreWithout further ado, let us getlet's dig into it.