A Good Man Is Hard to Find | Topics for Further Study
In the 1950s, automobiles became more accessible to many Americans, and people's mobility and freedom reached new proportions. O'Connor often used the automobile as a symbol in her writing. In addition to ''A Good Man Is Hard to Find," read "The Life You Save May Be Your Own" and "The Displaced Person" and discuss the importance of the automobile in those narratives.
Read about the Civil Rights Movement and some of the frustrations African-Americans faced in the South during the 1950s and 1960s. Read another story from O'Connor's collection A Good Man Is Hard to Find called "The...
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