Xuela Claudette Richardson is a fictional character from the novel "The Autobiography of My Mother" by Annie John. She is portrayed as a complex individual navigating her identity and heritage in a Caribbean setting. The story explores themes of race, gender, and personal history, reflecting the struggles of women in society. Richardson's character is shaped by her experiences and relationships, particularly with her mother and the community around her. Her journey highlights the impact of colonialism and cultural expectations, making her a significant figure in contemporary literature that addresses issues of identity and belonging.