Americanah– ISU Part 2 (Plot Summary) Pg. 1 Ifemelu talks without the phony complement out of the blue when taking a prepare to Aunty Uju's home. While on the prepare she meets Blaine, a Black American man, and they spend the outing talking. Blaine gives Ifemelu his telephone number, yet he never gets back to her. The part is done when a blog entry about American Tribalism. Ifemelu says in her blog that there are four sorts of clans in America: class, philosophy, religion, and race. In section 18, it comes back to the present day. Mariama has another client who sees a heap of Nigerian magazines and says that Nigerians are known for being culprits. The story again comes back to the past. Kimberly presents Curt and Ifemelu. The two start to date and Curt discloses to her he his well off and his family has been hoteliers for many years. Kimberly is glad that the two are dating. Terse reveals to Ifemelu she is delightful and he adores her body. She here and there considers Obinze when they are as one, however she does whatever it takes not to look at them. Ifemelu is content with Curt who ruins her with cash and consideration. Part 19, Graduation is moving close, yet Ifemelu isn't sure what she needs to do. Brief sets up a meeting for her with an organization that will enable her to get a work visa and begin the procedure to get a green card. Ifemelu evacuates her plaits and loosens up her hair. She does well at the meeting and thinks about whether things would have gone so well in the event that she'd run in with her normal hair. Section 20 begins with Ifemelu living in Baltimore. Ifemelu has her own loft, yet she invests the greater part of her energy at Curt's. She keeps on loosening up her hair and it starts to drop out of the sanctuaries. Wambui persuades her to trim her hair and let it go common. Ifemelu trims her hair short and detests it. She is humiliated by her hair and phones in debilitated to work the following day. The part closes with a blog entry titled "Why Dark-Skinned Black Women Both American and Non-American Love Barack Obama." In the post she says that dark men like their ladies to be lighter cleaned, yet Obama wedded a lady who isn't light cleaned, so ladies like him. Section 21 starts on a Sunday morning with a call from Aunty Uju grumbling about what Dike needs to wear to chapel. Uju is sure they will be discussed on the off chance that he doesn't dress legitimately and she's been instructing him to tone it down in school so he doesn't look so changed. Ifemelu persuades Dike to wear the shirt his mom has picked and says she'll expedite Curt to meet him the end of the week. The blog entry toward the finish of the section is about how Non-American Blacks wind up dark when they come to America and alongside that comes the majority of the generalizations and racial issues. In Chapter 22, Ifemelu keeps running into Kayode in a shopping center. Kayode reveals to her Obinze requesting that he turn her upward and she feels numb at the say of Obinze's name. Kayode reveals to her Obinze is in England and she understands sold out to discover there have been changes to his life that she didn't think about. She reveals to Kayode she is with her beau and leaves. She discloses to Curt she kept running into a companion from secondary school, yet won't state more. He inquires as to whether it was a former sweetheart since she appears to be vexed. She says not, but rather declines to clarify. In Chapter 23, the focal point of the novel movements to Obinze's past when he lived in London. He isn't there lawfully, so he can't work. Obinze acknowledges Cleotilde is pulled in to him and he approaches her for her telephone number. The Angolans say he should call them. Obinze gives Cleotilde his number inquiring as to whether she'd get a kick out of the chance to get together with him, and she says yes. Once in England, Obinze accepts a position cleaning washrooms, yet stops when he strolls into a slow down to discover somebody has pooped on a can top. He feels like the individual who has done this was arranging an execution by one means or another and it makes him feel little. Obinze and Ojiugo have a discussion about accents and Obinze thinks about whether Nigerians are all the more sympathetic of their kids brought up in England since they have outside accents. Section 25 discusses what attracted Obinze to be companions with Emenike when they were in secondary school. Emenike was a sharp kid who was anxious to be viewed as somebody who knew things and was of a higher class than he truly was Obinze calls Emenike when he touches base in England, however Emenike puts him off over and over saying he is occupied with work and travel. Obinze acknowledges Emenike has changed and won't enable him to get a NI number so he can work. He calls another companion, Iloba, who has constantly regarded Obinze as a brother. Iloba places Obinze in contact with a man named Vincent who consents to give Obinze a chance to utilize his NI number in return for thirty-five percent of his compensation. In Chapter 26, Obinze is working at different employments under the name of Vincent. He works a vocation in a stockroom where Roy Snell, an Englishman, is his supervisor. Roy treats him generous and Obinze fits in well with alternate laborers. Obinze understands that Nigel's response needs to do with the man's inflection and that on the off chance that he had talked in an unexpected way, Nigel would have whined about not getting a tip. Part 31 moves back to Ifemelu's past. She has quite recently said a final farewell to Curt subsequent to having gone behind his back with a man who lives in her condo complex. She discloses to Ginika the relationship simply didn't feel right. Ifemelu attempts to accommodate with Curt, yet he won't converse with her. She at last acknowledges the finish of the relationship and thinks there must be some kind of problem with her. She has an inclination that she doesn't totally know herself. In Chapter 32, Aunty Uju discloses to Ifemelu she has joined African Doctors for Africa and met a man named Kweku who is additionally a specialist. She says he treats her like a princess and advises her that Curt treated her that, too. Kweku likewise treats Dike well, which makes Ifemelu like him. At the point when Ifemelu discloses to Dike she has said a final farewell to Curt, he inquires as to whether she'll be alright and carries her a plate with a banana and a container of peanuts on it. Section 33 starts by discussing how Ifemelu's blog has developed. She has increased numerous perusers and is accepting gifts from individuals who need to help the blog. She is likewise being paid to promote on her blog. She is inundated in the blog and browses her email regularly and excitedly. Ifemelu additionally starts being welcome to talk at decent variety gatherings.>