out of africa: misrepresenting sudan’s ‘lost boys’

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The US media has taken an intense interest in the experience of a relatively small group of young males who walked from South Sudan to Ethiopia, spent up to a decade in the Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya and were eventually re-settled in the USA in 2001. What is behind the celebrity status – and the cultural misunderstanding – of those dubbed the ‘Lost Boys’?
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Authors ;Brandy Witthoft
Journal Symmetry
Year 2007
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http://www.fmreview.org/en/FMRpdfs/FMR27/44.pdf
Keywords
sudan displacement refugee media asylum social problems social reform forced migration us

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