Fatou Diome im Gespräch: „Freiheit als Weltbürgerin“
Grenzen aufrechtzuerhalten ist für Fatou Diome wie „den Atlantik mit dem Teelöffel auslöffeln zu wollen“. Die Schriftstellerin über Frauenrechte, den anderen Blick und getrennte Realitäten.
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