The Bluest Eye

"The Bluest Eye" made me realize, no matter what age or race you are everyone has their insecurities and it all starts with problems at home. Pecola has always thought she was ugly, as well as her family. From her insecurities and issues at home she seek for beauty to help solve everything. She always pray to God to have blue eyes like the white people in her community who were always rude and never acknowledged her. Then I wonder if she lived in an all African American community would she still want blue eyes? If she didn't have family issues would Pecola still want blue eyes? Or if there was no racism would she still want blue eyes?