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Toni Morrison (1931-2019) was a major figure in contemporary American literature, particularly in the work of women writers. Toni Morrison communicates her concerns about the black female group to women of all colours and races in reaction to the physical and spiritual trauma caused by slavery. J. Hillis Miller's deconstruction approaches will be used in this study to examine the relationship between parental love and female subjectivity under slavery. One of the most powerful novels ever written, Beloved, exposes the damage slavery inflicts on its character's even after they are released. Margaret Garner, an abolitionist and former slave, was the inspiration for the film Beloved, which tells her tale. Because she did not want her children to be relocated to the plantation where they worked, Garner killed her two-year-old daughter on January 28, 1856, and attempted to kill her other two children as well. As a result of slavery, former slaves lose their self-esteem, and the story is full of examples of this.