Rosa's roots are in Nigeria. She has a family she loves madly. Above all, Rosa has a mother, who has always taken care of everyone. Rosa feels lost; everyone seems to be lying to her, and the world seems more complicated than ever, starting with the way people look at her skin color, now that the country is opposing the opening of a reception center. Espérance Hakuzwimana (Mentirosa, Mondadori) tells us what it means to deal with one's split identity: born in Rwanda, she has always lived in Italy. Twenty years after her death, Rosa Parks remains a guiding spirit who allows us to orient ourselves among the complexity and beauty of our identity. She interviews Matteo Corradini.
Rosa's roots are in Nigeria. She has a family she loves madly. Above all, Rosa has a mother, who has always taken care of everyone. Rosa feels lost; everyone seems to be lying to her, and the world seems more complicated than ever, starting with the way people look at her skin color, now that the country is opposing the opening of a reception center. Espérance Hakuzwimana (Mentirosa, Mondadori) tells us what it means to deal with one's split identity: born in Rwanda, she has always lived in Italy. Twenty years after her death, Rosa Parks remains a guiding spirit who allows us to orient ourselves among the complexity and beauty of our identity. She interviews Matteo Corradini.