One character in this novel takes inspiration from people who make conversation on the train, such as the “dreadlocked white American guy” and the “badly dressed white middle manager.” At this novel’s end, one character, who had earlier wanted to go to a university because of the poem “Ibadan,” hands (15[1])another a note that declares “I’m chasing you.” While waiting to get her hair braided (15[1])after traveling to (15[1])New (15[1])Jersey, (-5[1])one character in this novel impulsively sends an e-mail that calls another character (15[1])by an old nickname (15[1])of (*) “ceiling.” (10[1])In this novel, Curt prompts one character to comment on (-5[1])his subtle racism as the “hot (-5[1])white ex” (10[1])by starting the unexpectedly successful blog (10[1])Raceteenth. For 10 (10[1])points, name (10[1])this novel by Chimamanda (10[1])Ngozie Adichie (10[1])depicting (10[1])Ifemelu’s contrasting experiences in Nigeria and the United States. (10[1])■END■ (10[3]0[1])