God is a black woman: a study of Alice s view of religion based on the Purple;

Contrast of Black Women s Two Responses to the White Cultural Dominance in the Bluest Eye;

She has described a series of black women in her novels.

Black women are not only oppressed by men,but also by the white as the black.

In her second long novel Sula,Toni Morrison challenges the traditional concept by breaking the black people′s literature tradition of "respect men but despise women"and creates three different American black women-Eve,Sula and Nel by displaying their indomitable spirit of fighting against the oppression of race,sex and class.

And the choice of "purple "as its title,conceives a purple centered symbolic color system,which does drop a hint that only by resolute struggle can black women live an ideal happy life.

Although the black women were free in the Civil War, they had still not received the true freedom.

Pecola and Sula are female protagonists in the two earliest writings written by Toni Morrison,their different growth stories display the difficult mental experiences of black woman who suffer the double oppression of race and gender.

American black woman writer Toni Morrison breaks this mode bravely and in her works she displays the great influence that women exert over men, by which the traditional woman image is reshaped.