Articles By ML Kejera
Praying for Work
Having grown up with hyper-religious black aunties, I knew that when the woman’s teary eyes met mine I was supposed to join her in prayer.
My High School Chemistry Teacher, the Terrorist
He wore only cargo pants. Though no one said it, out of respect for his PhD (which might have been fake, for all we know), he was a horrid teacher.
Becoming Gambian, Becoming American
As much as coming to America has changed how my niece views family, my interaction with her have Gambianized my own view.
Tour of Babel Primary category in which blog post is published
Naasiru Deen
Gambians feared Jammeh's guns, legislation, and corruption—not his sermons.
