Kiley Reid’s Sharp First Novel About Race, Careers, and Parenthood

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Kiley Reid’s Sharp First Novel About Race, Careers, and Parenthood
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Kiley Reid’s debut marks the appearance of a gifted novelist who sees everything.

The one quality that distinguishes Emira from millions of other Americans her age is her lack of any social media presence: no Instagram, no Twitter, not even Facebook. That also sets her apart from Alix Chamberlain, who employs Emira to look after her two daughters several days a week. Alix has the sort of vaporous “career” made possible by Instagram influencers and viral YouTube clips.

” Emira, it turns out, is dating Kelley, the guy who filmed the grocery store confrontation—even if he did show up at the club with four black friends, looking, to Emira’s eye, “like he was being filmed for the intro of an extremely problematic music video.” “He’s like that one white guy at every black wedding who’s like,Emira eventually decides that Kelley is OK, but Alix never wins her trust. Like most crushes, Alix’s is more projection than perception.

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