Abstract
An Italian-born Somali writer confronts Italy's colonial past, beginning with an Italian journalist's purchase and rape of a twelve-year-old girl, whom he later “gave” to “an old colonist used to having his own harem,” and extending through the Italian feminists who've recently become the protagonists of one of the most interesting postcolonial, transfeminist, largely urban responses to Montanelli's legacy.
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