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This is on point. I'm Megna Chakrabardi. A chute dang was a child living through the

Sudanese Civil War, fighting for her life as she escaped Sudan to a Kenyan refugee camp.

She was a teenager when she arrived in the United States as a refugee, and she was a

mother still carrying the secret weight of her history when she decided to share her story

with her sons. Imagine that moment. Well, a chute writes about her life in Sudan and

America in her new memoir Don't Look Back, a memoir of war, survival, and my journey

from Sudan to America, which she co-wrote with Keely Hutton. And a chute joins us from

Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Welcome to On Point. Hello. Thank you so much for having me.

First of all, how are you doing today? I am doing great. A little cold outside, but I'm

doing well. Okay, good. I wonder if I could just start with this question. Before you

decided to tell your your sons about your whole story about your life before you came

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