In the New York Times article about Toni Morrison’s radical vision, she projects her mission in all of her novels to write about the unthinkable minorities. Her works, “become less of a history novel and more of a liturgy, to capture and historicize,” explaining that she wants her readers to feel how her culture was victimized by race (Ghansah). Her novels including The Bluest Eye, has allowed Morrison to take chances and display the constant empower meant over the black society. In the article she explains that her writing and texts are much more different than, “the regular, quotidian black life, that doesn’t sell out concerts or stadiums,” she says that her writing speaks volume of what really takes place in the lives of African-Americans