At its core, this novel is about janie’s personal journey the futility of marriage learning how to face life with courage racism in the post-slavery south

Assuming this is about Their Eyes Were Watching God, 

This story is primarily about Janie's personal journey. While it certainly touches on each of the other ideas, this story follows Janie from her girlhood through her adulthood. It uses a fairly unbiased lens to show the good and bad events of her life, and explains how they happen without paying much attention to the moral of the tale. It reads much like a detailed biography, with the overall intention of showing Janie's growth as a character.