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Wangarĩ

In the novel, Wangarĩ exemplifies the conscientization of the peasants. She is introduced to readers when she enters Mwaura’s matatu as a woman wearing a kitenge upper garment that covered a sisal basket she was currying. She wore no shoes.

Her name evokes two qualities, tenacity and persistence, and in negating one of these, there...

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