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    The Bluest Eye‚ written in 1970‚ is novel by Toni Morrison. It is Morrison’s first novel and was written while she was teaching at Howard University. The Bluest Eye tells the tragic story of Pecola Breedlove‚ a young black girl growing up in Morrison’s hometown of Lorain‚ Ohio‚ during the hard times following the Great Depression. In this novel‚ Toni Morrison addresses a timeless problem of white racial dominance in the United States and points to the impact it has on the life of black females growing

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    Wentworth season 5 cancellation blues? The prison drama series is happening‚ and it is happening sooner than anyone thinks. Speculations of the show’s cancellation is driving fans anxious. Everyone is eager to find out if the show is coming back. Furthermore‚ viewers want to know if Wentworth season 5 is coming back with Danielle Cormack’s Bea Smith. After all‚ Wentworth is set around the story of Bea Smith during modern-day Australia. It starts with her crime of murdering her husband. She leaves

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    “Sula” The story of the two girls friendship is the part that I found relatable. I too have a best friend and we may be very different that Sula and Nel but we all have that relationship of a best friend who is your support system through your adolescence. This is what Nel and Sula provided for each other. Both girls came from such varied backgrounds. Nel‚ coming from a small family that was quiet and organized. Her father was alive‚ but never around. Sula came from quite the opposite. Sula had

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    In literature‚ writers take different approaches in their narration in order to accurately convey their message. The Poisonwood Bible‚ by Barbara Kingsolver‚ is a novel about the Prices‚ a religious family who moves from Georgia to Kilanga--a fictional village in the Belgian Congo. Their story‚ which parallels the western emergence into the post-colonial era‚ is told through multiple narrators: Nathan Price--the father and only male family member‚ Orleanna—Nathan Price’s wife‚ and their four daughters--Rachel

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    The book Underground to Canada was about determination. Julilly always had determination even in the worst of times. When Julilly was taken away from her mother she still had the determination to be free. Also when she was being beat at the Riley Plantation she still had the determination to be free in Canada. Even when Julilly found out her friend had died she still had the determination to be free. Throughout all the times where it seemed that nothing could go worse she still found the determination

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    Sethe is the best thing in comparison to Beloved being the best thing because Sethe is a very resilient person. Sethe is a very caring person while Beloved does not care about anyone else except herself and Sethe. Sethe’s history is so harsh‚ so many things had happened to her and does not say anything about it while Beloved still cries really easily. Sethe is a really tough person. She does not get hurt easily because of what has happened to her. She does not care for a lot of people but she cares

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    Toni Morrison doesn’t include a strong sexual theme in Sula just for shock value. Rather‚ the author uses sex to reveal clues towards the personalities of different characters‚ and how traits get passed down from one generation to the next. Some of the important clues provided in each characters personality traits come from differing sexual attitudes they hold. Disagreements between sexual appropriateness develop the relationship between Nel and Sula‚ as well as Sula’s broader relationship with the

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    I am so glad that I chose Toni Morrison’s short story “Recitatif.” Any time that I teach a story I feel that I have a much better understanding and appreciation for the author and the craftsmanship that has gone into writing the story. I love that Morrison wrote a story to open a dialogue and make the reader face some stereotypes that they might have and not even know it. The themes of race and stereotypes are such pivotal ideas in the story. Morrison intentionally does not tell the reader which

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    Sula’s Friend In Sula‚ Toni Morrison addresses the differing influence of a person’s surroundings on their overall character. Morrison shaped the environment of Nel in order to show how she had the potential to grow‚ but was limited by the environment she was in. Her aspirations arose in spite of prejudice. Morrison used Nel to represent the entire band of black women who are limited by the norm. Even though Nel had dreams to alter her circumstances‚ she was confined to a stereotypical role by her

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