Profound story

I adore reading the book, it shows pages which are rather difficult to understand for a fair-skinned Europeans. However, I have sometimes been annoyed because even the best intentions of these fair-skinned fellow humans to be dismissed as insufficient, you can not do it right anyway and never understand the constant humiliation properly due to lack of experience. That will probably stay that way for quite a while, no matter how hard we work hard.
The 3rd quarter of the book flattens then unfortunately a bit off and only has the history and Ifemelu Obindze in the spotlight, and listen to me on a little unsatisfactory, expected, although somewhat atypical. Therefore, I am despite great reading experience not completely satisfied and would give 4.7 stars. Certainly her best book so far and an important book for understanding. Ultimately, however, still remains a kind of helplessness and emptiness.