Based on your suggestions I will be focusing on TBE and Morrison’s depiction of “black ugliness”.
What was Morrison’s reasoning in writing about “black ugliness” during a time when the culture was shifting and focusing on “black beauty”?
How does the white narrative imagery and lack of diverse representation in the media the children in the Bluest Eye consume effect their formative views on themselves and the world around them?
What is a the greatest ultimatum for the children in the book The Bluest Eyes? Racism or sexism?
How does a person’s appearance and experiences affect their perspective on others?
Based on The Bluest Eye
What role does social class play in the novel “The Bluest Eye?”
How does the use of multiple perspectives change the understanding of the characters and plot?
