The Negro Problem is an insightful book that explores the history and current state of race relations in society. The author traces the evolution of ideas about race and Negro identity from the past to the present, examining the social, political, and cultural aspects of this problem. The book opens for the reader important issues of racism, colonialism and the desire for equality in the modern world, encouraging discussion and reflection. "The problem of the Negro" is a memorable literary work that encourages the search for a common silent understanding and solidarity in the fight against social inequalities.