Womanism in the novels of Toni Morison and Alice Walker’s

The article focuses on the womanism which refers to sisterhood and women-women relationship in the works of Toni Morrison and Alice Walker. The unity of females from the novels of Morison and Walker finds the phenomenon a part of their life. All the female characters face gender biasness, in society, family and community. Morison and Alice Walker have contributed a lot of women-women relationship. Most of the women characters are victimized by their respective patriarchal societies. All the female folks are made to realise that they are secondary and sub-standard that brings them class to each other.