Jamal Awil

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Mayotte Capécia’s heroines are compelled to leave home. [fact]

In addition–and from this one can foresee what is to come–it is legitimate to say that Mayotte Capécia has definitively turned her back on her country. In both her books only one course is left for her heroines: to go away. This country of niggers is decidedly accursed. In fact, there is an aura of malediction surrounding Mayotte Capécia. But she is centrifugal. Mayotte Capécia is barred from herself.

Frantz Fanon, Constance Farrington, Black skin, white masks, loc. 910