

It’s a world of “whyte Europanes” and “blak Aphrikans”. But it gets a lot more tangible while reading the story. The whole story is build on the foundation of an alternative world, and Evaristo used so many narrative tricks to make is feel like a real one! She makes it clear to the readers right from the beginning, depicting the map of that world. The alternative world imagined by Evaristo Usually when I read I see the story like a movie in my head … and in the Blonde Roots movie, the colours of people were switching very fast. The details about whyte hair salons and the switched perspectives on beauty brought a smile on my face.īut then it got really scary, as I realized it was so easy for my mind to shift back to imagining Doris and the other slaves as Black. At first it seemed an intriguing story, and I was slightly amused by the irony and imagination of Evaristo. Owners: Repole Stable and St.Reading Blonde Roots was a roller coaster.Owners: R.T Racing Stable and Cypress Creek Equine.

Owners: West Point Thoroughbreds and Albaugh Family Stables.


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