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In Toni Morrison's 'The Bluest Eye', what does Pecola's desire for blue eyes symbolize in the context of racial identity?
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- 1Her active rebellion against dominant societal norms
- 2Her deep-rooted pride in African heritage
- 3Her desire for invisibility from the society
- 4Her internalized racism and yearning for love and acceptance✓
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Her internalized racism and yearning for love and acceptance
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