Suffering of African American Women as Portrayed in Toni Morrison’s Works” Beloved and The Bluest Eye

Abstract

This research discusses the suffering of whole women in America, and the African ones in particular. The black women have and still been encountered by different problems since quite along time and up to date. Troubles like slavery affect them physically and psychologically. Toni Morrison's novels displayed that suffering in the real life. In "Beloved" Sethe suffering under slavery until she prefers to kill her children and lives with her daughter spirit, than watching them go under the humiliation of slavery .In The Bluest Eye dangerous of racial separation affects the black society and makes the families un related or unconscious. Pecola seek hope in her prayers for beauty, which she feels will lead her to being loved. If she has blue eye and be pretty. Un fortunately, her drunker father destroyed both her life and her innocent dream, by raped her that led her to become crazy.