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How does the novel critique the role of media in shaping beauty standards?

ABy showing how Shirley Temple's image reinforces white beauty ideals.

BBy glorifying media depictions of Black beauty.

CBy presenting a different standard of beauty in African culture.

DBy showing children resisting media influence.

Answer:

A. By showing how Shirley Temple's image reinforces white beauty ideals.

Read Explanation:

The novel explores how white media icons like Shirley Temple become the benchmark for beauty, leading Black children like Pecola to hate their own appearance.


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