We're All Guilty. But Is There Any Leader At Home?  – The Standard Newspaper

We're All Guilty. But Is There Any Leader At Home?  – The Standard Newspaper

I identify as Mandinka in a Mandinka majority country. I am a Muslim, and we’re a supermajority here. I am a man, a dangerously dominant sex in this chauvinistic society. I’d never know how it feels to be a minority. But like many of us, a few times I felt othered. In one or two of those instances, some Mandinkas cut me off to talk about Mandinka things because they thought I wasn’t one of them. I could be a Jola, a brother to Mansa Appai, and h…