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An Afro-feminist author explores racism and exile in 'Notre Sœur Rabat-Joie'

A Ghanaian student leaves for Europe in this coming-of-age story with multiple forms.

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The Afro-feminist author dissects power dynamics and racism with an inventive style.

The book blends fiction, essay, and poetry to question contemporary migrations.

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Ce roman contribue au débat sur les migrations et le racisme en Europe, en offrant une perspective afroféministe originale, à la fois littéraire et politique, qui résonne avec les enjeux sociétaux actuels.

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