本文从暴力视角研究美国黑人女作家安妮·佩特里的《大街》,探究了种族暴力与性暴力、暴力书写与社会抗议的关系。佩特里的自然主义暴力书写揭示黑人社会性暴力的根源是美国社会的种族暴力,黑人女性以暴抗暴的反抗是对其人格、尊严、母性的否定。佩特里在作品中呼吁黑人从心理上抵御种族社会的文化暴力,学会在社会夹缝中求生存,避免走上以暴抗暴的不归之路。 This article studies the “street” of the American black woman writer Anne Petre from the perspective of violence and explores the relationship between racial violence and sexual violence, violence writing and social protest. Petri’s naturalistic violence writing reveals that the root cause of black social violence is racial violence in American society. The resistance of black women to violence against violence is the negation of their personality, dignity and maternity. In his works, Petri appeals to blacks to psychologically resist the cultural violence in racial society, to learn to survive in society and avoid the non-return road to violent violence.