Rhwng y 1950au a'r 1990au, cafodd miloedd o blant o Orllewin Affrica eu maethu'n breifat gan deuluoedd gwyn Prydeinig, arfer anhysbys a elwir yn anffurfiol yn "ffermio." Mae Kemi yn rhannu ei phrofiad fel un o'r plant hynny, gan fyfyrio ar hunaniaeth, a'r effaith hirhoedlog o dyfu i fyny rhwng diwylliannau.
Between the 1950s and 1990s, thousands of West African children were privately fostered by white British families a little-known practice informally referred to as “farming.” Kemi shares her experience as one of those children, reflecting on identity, and the long-lasting impact of growing up between cultures.
