Breedlove Child Abuse

It is a parents responsibility to take care of their children. But, if the parent doesn’t take care of them, the kids will grow up into a different person .The Great Migration was the movement of 6 million African-Americans out of the rural Southern United States to urban Northeast, Midwest, and West that occurred between 1910 and 1970.During that movement, many families moved from South to the North and West to begin a fresh start. Many families were hoping that after the movement, they would be able to find well paying jobs. In reality, many of those jobs were only reserved for whites. This would lead to the parents of the family getting agitated and begin to fight with one another. Family and abuse go hand in hand when it comes to the Breedlove family. In The Bluest Eye, the family are both exploited by the ones they love due to their vulnerability and their weakness.
Pecola has heard and seen abuse everyday, mainly her parents fight constantly. Each
During her childhood, Mrs.Breedlove never has felt any positive emotions from her two parents. Since this is the case, Mrs.Breedlove has nothing to prepare for parenthood.Most of the time, she would just beat her daughter, Pecola for any mistake that she makes.Mrs.Breedlove also takes care of a white child who calls her by the name “Polly.” Mrs. Breedlove treats this child better than her own.“Mrs.Breedlove entered with a tightly packed laundry bag. In one gallop she was on Pecola, and with the back of her hand knocked her to the floor. Pecola slid in the pie juice, one leg folding under her. Mrs. Breedlove yanked her up by the arm, slapped her again.” Mrs.Breedlove is relentless whenever it is time to beat her children, especially Pecola due to the fact that she can’t do anything to fight against it. Cholly and Pecola were both abused by the ones they love. But Cholly would both give and take abuse towards himself and his loved