Karen was a young, gorgeous and brilliant lawyer with a dark side. She was pretty racist. Indeed, she came to like her job so much also due to the fact that it involved shutting down businesses in the bad part of town. It wasn’t something she could say loud though, with all the fuss about political correctness these days, it would harm her career. Still, while most of the other firms avoided serving notice to small businesses in the ghetto, she loved doing it! She took great pleasure in notifying that personally to the unlucky business owners. In her mind, it was a step closer to helping the city get rid of the scum living there until the whole place would be cleaned up eventually.
Despite her attempts to keep this side of her secret, she began to earn a bad reputation in that part of town, to the point that as soon as she was seen around, people were already worrying for the worst. One day, some businesses decided to join forces and prepare a counterattack.
One day she entered a beauty parlour, a family business run by the Williams, to serve notice to them. She was immediately taken aback by all the people there, mostly African-American, staring at her. Before she could serve the notice directly, she was told she was the 1’000’000th customer of that renewed beauty parlour and she had won a full beauty treatment.

The place didn’t seem to be in great shape, surrounded as it was by rundown buildings and walls covered in graffiti, pretty dirty inside as well, but Karen thought it would have been wise to avoid direct confrontations with all of those people there, pretend to be a normal customer and serve the papers when it was time to leave, so she could safely reach her car pretty quickly.
Also, it would be quite ironic to get a free service before forcing them to shut down the whole business, she thought.
However, her papers slipped out of her purse and got noticed by the business owners who decided to get their retribution on her.
First of all, they offered to take care of her gorgeous blonde mane, her pride since teenage years. She was a bit skeptical as they weren’t probably used to deal with Caucasian hair but it was supposed to be easier to deal with that kinky Afro hair, right? Her hair was covered in a dark conditioner, rinsed and blown in an old and noisy hairdryer hood. She realised something was wrong as the hairdresser, a tall and full-figured Black woman began to mumble something about that old machinery, and possibly hair dye left in the circuits by previous customers. When she checker herself in the mirror, she realised they had dyed her hair jet black.

“What the fuck have you done to my hair? You had one job, and you messed it up and turned it black?” She was about to let some racial sluts slip in but noticed how the men in the room, a half dozen tall and hunky guys, probably boyfriends of the girls working there who had nothing better to do were getting nervous at this white bitch getting all worked up for a hair dye. “We apologise Miss! We’d like to offer you a full body treatment as a gift to forgive us.” She wasn’t very allured by the idea but she thought that notifying the papers now with so much tension in the air could be dangerous, so she decided to accept the proposal and wait some time.
They gave her a free pass for a tanning bed where she laid down for half an hour, wondering why did Black people need tanning beds. Not that White people should use them, she thought, it just made no sense at all to her to make an effort to darken one’s skin colour.
Meanwhile, the owners of the businesses took all her documents and bankcards from her purse, together with the keys of her car, which was swiftly moved somewhere else not to draw attention. A brand new Mercedes in that part of town wouldn’t go unnoticed after all.
When Karen re-emerged from the tanning booth she looked like a different person compared to a hour before, with her tan skin and black hair but they had still so much stored for her.

She noticed her skin looked unnaturally tan, almost brown but before she could see herself in the mirror, she was taken to an aesthetician who began working on her face. She worked on her eyebrows, making them thinner, applying permanent eyelash extensions, lip plumper and other cosmetics aimed at making her look even more exotic. Finally, she slipped in her eyes black colour contact lenses that could only be removed surgically.
Karen had been brewing some worries for some time now as they didn’t let her see her face yet, they didn’t allow her to grab her purse and phone and everybody seemed to be staring at her, so when was finally allowed to see herself in the mirror, she rushed towards the closest makeup mirror, grabbed it and nearly fainted at the sight of her face. Dark brown irises were staring back at her, surrounded by black, long eyelashes. Her eyebrows, also black, were thin and shaped to her face a trashy look. Her inflated lips, together with her deep tan seemed to suggest a mixed background. “Shit, these fuckers must have never had a White woman as customer. I’ll make them pay for this too when I’ll make them file for bankruptcy” – she thought.

“I’m not sure how to get away with this mess, I’ll have to tell people I went on vacation in the Caribbeans or something”. So she didn’t overreact and asked politely “Ehm, I love my new look. Could you please dye my hair back to blonde though?.”
“Hmm, let’s see, your hair might get a bit dry if we bleach it blonde again. Are you sure you don’t want to remain a brunette?” “I’m not a brunette, just dye my hair back to blonde please!” – replied Karen, frustrated. “As you want”.
The lady worked on her hair with all her tools and shampoos, designed for Afro hair and meant to keep curls nourished and health. This, mixed with the drying effect of the dye turned Karen’s hair into a straw-coloured kinky mess. Together with her darker complexion, it looked completely fake. Karen was starting to freak out touching her hair and feeling such a coarse texture. “I told you, you look better as a brunette girl! Let me work my magic!” – smiled the hairdresser, enjoying her reaction.
Karen was too shocked to react and when she did her hair was already soaked in black dye.

“Hey, stop messing around with my hair!” “Quiet, girl!” – said the strong Black girl, holding Karen tight with her muscular arms. A short time later, after having applied afro hair conditioner and curler she let Karen look at herself once more in the mirror, now sporting black curly hair. She had to admit she indeed looked better this way, although it completed her exotic look and made now look her further down the white-black ethnic spectrum.
She grabbed her hair and stared in disbelieve at the reflection staring back at her. The mocha skinned, brown-eyed, black haired beauty staring back at her had nothing to do with the nordic beauty that entered the ghetto a few hours before. How was she going to explain this to people? God, she looked Black! “Is the lady satisfied?” – asked the hairdresser, mockingly.
Karen grinned as she tried to grasp for her expensive purse but the lady handed her a cheap and flashy pink purse only containing some cigarettes and a few but tickets. No documents, no car keys, no wallet. “I’m a lawyer” – exploded Karen – ”You won’t get away with this!”

Karen rushed out of the beauty parlour, headed to the police station. She soon realised she was too far to walk there so she reluctantly used the bus tickets found in her new purse to get there, attracting the unwelcome attention of the men, mostly Black, sitting in her bus. When she finally arrived, she stormed in the police station, presenting herself as Karen Richardson. She was well known to the people there due to her professional activity so when this brown lady claimed to ber her, she made everybody in the department laugh. The laughters stopped however when she couldn’t produce any document. Karen suddenly realised how compromised her situation was: she had claimed an identity she could not prove nor was there any profile with photos matching her current looks. The policemen simply assumed she was yet another prostitute, probably on drugs and sent her straight to a cell. After an intense night spent with her cellmates, a couple of lesbian black girls who found Karen’s lithe body a welcome distraction from their dull lives, Karen was rescued the morning after by the son of the owner of the beauty parlour, who felt bad for her and paid the caution, claiming she was his girlfriend. Karen’s expensive dress got stolen by her cellmates, who provided her as the only option some very revealing shorts, combined with fishnet stockings and a leather jacket, making her look nothing different from a hooker. Ashamed and confused, she hugged the Black man and cried on his shoulders.

Karen soon realised she had lost everything. A few days later she lost her job as her firm found out she had been in custody, disguised as a black woman. Her white boyfriend dumped her as he was disgusted by her new look. Still crippled by student debt, Karen was forced to accept the only decent job offer she could find and ended up working for a small legal firm aiming at defending the rights of people of colour, eventually saving the beauty parlour owners from bankruptcy. She settled in a small and smelly apartment in the ghetto area she once wanted to clean up. In order to disguise her real identity to avoid further retributions by those she had persecuted in the past, she had to keep up with the Afro hair, brown skin and eye contacts permanently on. She also changed her name into Khloe.
When the young man who rescued her from jail began hitting on her she initially didn’t give him a chance as she hated them all for what they did to her. Then, she realised that now that their business was thriving again, it was probably her only chance to have a decent life, plus she noticed how muscular and attractive he was, and felt oddly turned on by how his dark skin matched so well her new complexion, she decided to go with the flow and began dating him. A few months later, Karen was adjusting her wedding gown considering what a strange turn of events made her, a racist White woman embrace her new life as a Black woman, Khloe Williams, married to her fantastic Black husband.

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