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Abracadabra, the magic word
Before we come to philosophy, and language, we are infant wanderers, but columnist Naeema Naqeeb wonders if this "enlightened" transformation is such a good thing.
A melting pot story
In America, in Europe, in every land populated by the [...]
And if he’s a she?
Late last year, in Brtiain, Maya Forstater, a tax specialist [...]
No brain to speak of
A Lyft driver once told me the daftest thing, that [...]
There be dragons, and life
Courage is almost a contradiction in terms. It means a [...]
Jagged little innocent
A long time I ago I had an ovarian cyst. [...]
Muchness and Mosey
Up in the attic, there live two rabbits, Muchness and [...]
The vital household
To better understand why so many people in the West [...]
A tale of different deaths
I was sitting on the red couch in the side [...]
Measly little people
Occasionally an incident you read about in passing leaves a [...]
Ronnie, Johnny — and “others”
My brother-in-law likes to tell stories, almost all of them [...]
My delight is small
My older sister has a wall hanging, sent to her [...]
Author and Assistant Editor of The American Mag: Naeema Naqeeb
Naqeeb was born in 1992, in Bangladesh. She is American through her mother and Bengali through her father. She has lived in too many countries, and would be happy to remain in one place long enough to get to know it. For the moment, she lives in Kansas City, Missouri.