... Phyllis R. Klotman (Metzger 413). Racism is an everyday issue for Pecola. She faces the problem from whites, and blacks as well. Pecola assumes that by having blue eyes she will be accepted in society. "She wants the bluest of the blue, the bluest eyes" (McEwen 1). The Bluest Eye consist of four section that make up the novel. These sections are: ""Autumn," "Winter," "Spring," and "Summer"" (Magill ... 243). Claudia MacTeer, the nine year old narrator, starts the story off by taking a chilly look at her lifestyle and begins to concentrate ... growing up, of growing up young and black an...

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• Grade Level: High School