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Casallina Kisakye

Casallina Kisakye is a Ugandan-American writer living in Los Angeles and working in television. She is currently writing a book of short stories exploring human migration, cultural identity and womanhood.

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As I Prepare for the TSA to Ravage My Afro for Weapons

by Casallina Kisakye

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