Richard Wright's autobiography , Black Boy , all represent prejudicy . The preceding

novels show the characters were typical victims, not understading the division of power

amongst races. The Bluest Eye , a heart breaking story of a little back girl living in Lorain,

Ohio during the 1930's, manifest the longing of Pecola Breedlove's obsession for love. In

order to achieve love she would have to deny herself of her true identity and surrender to

what is thought to be beautiful and superior: little white girls "gifted" with blond hair and

blue eyes. The novel procalaims the nation's love for little white girls. Sadly, Pecola

wishes every night to abolish her ugliness: her blackness. If she could only become

"beautiful" she would be loved , rather then become the subject of hatred ranging fom

people like her mother tro her teachers to her classmates. Recounting the story of a black

girl's hardship's in the world of prejudice, Alice Walker's , The Color Purple presents a

moving story of love, ill-treatment, and growth. Celie, the main character, advances

siblings gave hat help they could, but none of them could take on the responsibility for

brother, and Aunt Maggie joined him in Memphis, and later moved

that was his hunger to go searching for more knowledge.

money to sooth his hunger. The lady only having 97 cents was denied new ownership of

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