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Rebroadcast: Author Achut Deng's journey of survival from Sudan to America - Vimarsana News

Rebroadcast: Author Achut Deng's journey of survival from Sudan to America

Before she was a teenager, Achut Deng escaped civil war in South Sudan and life in a Kenyan refugee camp. Until recently, she carried that secret history with her.

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'Never forget who you are': Author recounts journey - Vimarsana News

'Never forget who you are': Author recounts journey

HARRISBURG, S.D. (KELO) — Achut Deng lives in Sioux Falls, but her story began on another continent. She was born in Sudan, but because of the second Sudanese civil war, she had to go south to Kenya in 1991. That was the year her grandmother took a bullet for her. “My grandmother took this bedsheet and […]

'Don't Look Back': Refugee, Now US Plant Worker Writes of Survival - New Delhi Times - Vimarsana News

'Don't Look Back': Refugee, Now US Plant Worker Writes of Survival - New Delhi Times

As Achut Deng lay in her apartment bedroom in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, sickened alongside hundreds of her co-workers at a South Dakota meatpacking plant, she worried she was going to die. It wasn't the first time she felt the imminent threat of death. Her childhood, shattered by war in South Sudan,…

'Don't Look Back': Refugee, plant worker writes of survival - Vimarsana News

'Don't Look Back': Refugee, plant worker writes of survival

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) - When hundreds of Achut Deng's colleagues at a South Dakota meatpacking plant were sic...

'Don't Look Back': Refugee, plant worker writes of survival - Vimarsana News

'Don't Look Back': Refugee, plant worker writes of survival

As Achut Deng lay in her apartment bedroom in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, sickened alongside hundreds of her co-workers at a South Dakota meatpacking plant, she worried she was going to die.