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I liked how you related your intro to something that could happen to us. Anything can happen in 3 days, and then you narrowed your view down to what your were talking about. It remind me that there needs to be change in our world, because 3 days can be a big difference for someone in a different part of the world.
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ReplyDeleteI thought your first hand account/quote towards the end was very interesting. Extreme control by the government reminds me of North Korea. After reading some other articles too, I really wonder what kind of things I can do to help alleviate all these issues.
ReplyDeleteThis issue in South Sudan is greatly different than any thing that we experience in our society, and I think you did a good job of informing us about this issue. I wonder what global authorites are doing about this issue.
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