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Pecola was right about one thing: changing your physical appearance in painful and permanent ways will make you different.
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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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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It had occurred to Pecola some time ago that if her eyes... were different, that is to say, beautiful, she herself would be different.
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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Pecola was right about one thing: changing your physical appearance in painful and permanent ways will make you different.
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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It had occurred to Pecola some time ago that if her eyes... were different, that is to say, beautiful, she herself would be different.
Stacia L. Brown: 'The Bluest Eye' in a Brave New World Stacia L. Brown 2011
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It had occurred to Pecola some time ago that if her eyes... were different, that is to say, beautiful, she herself would be different.
Stacia L. Brown: 'The Bluest Eye' in a Brave New World Stacia L. Brown 2011
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