How is Crooks’s loneliness and solitude different from the loneliness and solitude experienced by many of the other men on the ranch? How is it the same?

Crooks' loneliness is different because it is primarily caused by racial divide. He isn't allowed to socialize or reside in the bunkhouse because he is black. The other characters experience varying degrees of loneliness because of their occupations, lack of family ties, and impermanent lodgings. Crooks is similar in this regard.