Roots and wings: Ugandan man’s mothers – and heart – span two continents

JOHNSON CITY – Atop Timothy Sebaduka Brass’ refrigerator in his apartment near East Tennessee State University, African dried goods press up against Froot Loops and Cinnamon Toast Crunch.

Sharp African suits and bold, bright dashikis and tunics line his closet alongside polo shirts and trendy jeans.

Growing up in Uganda, Tim farmed his food with other villagers. He shared clothes with similarly sized cousins, wearing them until they were worn out.

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