'Galadriel of Lothlórien' by Magali Villeneuve.

I do, but I believe it would be incredibly hard. First ofall it would be necessary to erase the racial coding to certain “evil” groups(such as the orcs, Maeglin and eol), and make them explicitly white coded. Makingthem racially ambiguous with historical context typically means they were meantto be people of color, and I almost think that the reason Tolkien made certainraces almost ambiguous was to escape claims of racism, or because he wasactively trying not to be racist.

If you make them white, than it takes away the racist connotations.

Also change the high elves. Change their colonialistmindset. Write them how Thranduil was written, in a way that he envelops himselfin Silvan elf culture rather than imposing his own views and culture on them,such as the case with Galadriel and Celeborn.

You could also tell the story from the perspective of thosebeing colonized. Tell a story from a Silvan elf who distrust Galadriel becauseof the Ring, because they have only heard bad things about the elves that comeover the sea, and the Ring Galadriel brings is unnatural. Show them horrified atwhat the Ring does to Loth Lorien when Galadriel leaves, and how them and theirpeople start dying, and are consequently forced to move into Mirkwood. Tell abouthow it’s a blessing in disguise, because they’ve managed to mingle with theirown kind again, but don’t let go of the pain they’ve held because Nenya tookaway what they loved.