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More specifically, look to her seminal 1970 work, The Bluest Eye and its tragic heroine, Pecola Breedlove:
Stacia L. Brown: 'The Bluest Eye' in a Brave New World Stacia L. Brown 2011
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More specifically, look to her seminal 1970 work, The Bluest Eye and its tragic heroine, Pecola Breedlove:
Stacia L. Brown: 'The Bluest Eye' in a Brave New World Stacia L. Brown 2011
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The book that Sarah Palin supposedly authored can in no way be compared to “Beloved” or “The Bluest Eye” in terms of intent, in terms of impact, or in terms of influence.
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More specifically, look to her seminal 1970 work, The Bluest Eye and its tragic heroine, Pecola Breedlove:
Stacia L. Brown: 'The Bluest Eye' in a Brave New World Stacia L. Brown 2011
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I would go farther than this … even if Coakley won by 10 points, the fact that Brown “came out of nowhere in the Bluest of Blue States” would be all the excuse Evan Byah needs to do nothing.
Matthew Yglesias » Why Coakley Losing Won’t Matter That Much 2010
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I turned the pages of my old-fashioned book (The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison), and the Kindler read his book of indeterminate origin (with the Kindle, gone are the pleasures of furtive glances at other people's book covers).
Pamela Newton: The Achilles Heel of the Kindle Pamela Newton 2011
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Her first novel, The Bluest Eye, was published in 1970 and told the story of a young African-American girl who believes her incredibly difficult life would be better if only she had blue eyes.
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Among those writers was a young African-American woman in Lorain, Ohio, who would publish "The Bluest Eye" in 1970 and win the Nobel 44 years after he did.
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I turned the pages of my old-fashioned book (The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison), and the Kindler read his book of indeterminate origin (with the Kindle, gone are the pleasures of furtive glances at other people's book covers).
Pamela Newton: The Achilles Heel of the Kindle Pamela Newton 2011
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Mr. Keller is political analyst for Boston's WBZ-TV and author of "The Bluest State" (St. Martins Press 2007).
Deval Patrick's Charm Offensive Jon Keller 2010
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