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Now showing — The Bluest Eye · 5 works
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Stone Butch Blues is a historical fiction novel written by Leslie Feinberg about life as a butch lesbian in 1970s America. While fictional, the work also takes inspiration from Feinberg's own life, and she describes it as her "call to action."
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The Bluest Eye is a 1970 book by Toni Morrison, linked to United States and English. It keeps the reading field grounded in identifiable authorship and place.
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Baltimore's institutions examined season by season. The novel as television.
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A New Jersey mob boss in therapy. The show that invented prestige television.
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A troubled Parisian boy's struggle against family and school. The iconic final freeze frame.
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- The Wire Television
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