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Historical Context and Significance

Published in 2012, Toni Morrison's novel «Home» explores themes of racism, trauma, and recovery in post-war America. Set in the 1950s, it tells the story of Frank Money, an African American Korean War veteran who returns to the U.S. to save his sister. The book raises important questions about racial discrimination, social injustice, and personal identity. Morrison masterfully depicts the internal struggles of her characters, showing how they overcome personal and societal challenges. «Home» has been acclaimed for its profound exploration of human nature and the social structure of America at the time, solidifying Morrison's status as one of the leading voices in literature highlighting the African American experience.