The Lost Boys of Sudan:

A Journey Towards a Better Life

Sagar Rastogi and Connor Rempe

Junior Division
Group Website
Annotated Bibliography

Works Cited
Primary Sources
THE ADDIS ABABA AGREEMENT ON THE PROBLEM OF SOUTH SUDAN (1972): 1-13.
United Nations Peacemaker. United Nations. Web. 28 Jan. 2016.
This source helped us understand how the first civil war ended. We were able to see what
terms the war was ended on. We used this source to show our viewers exactly the terms
the war was ended on. This source can be found on the Sudanese Civil War page.
AFP. Sudanese children playing. Digital image. Africa in Pictures: 1-7 February 2013. BBC, 8
Feb. 2013. Web. 14 May 2016.
From this image we learned how Sudanese children spent their time playing before the
war. This image was useful because it showed how the Lost Boys life before the war was
great and what was about to come would change their lives forever.
AFP. Sudanese government soldiers drill. Digital image. Sudan's 'Lost Boys' To U.S. Homes.
CBS News, 6 Nov. 2000. Web. 15 May 2016.
This image taught us that although the Lost Boys didnt want to join the northern army
they were forced to rather than giving up their lives. We used this source on our site to
show how many Lost Boys the northern army had recruited this way.
Ajou, Moses. "Moses Ajou Interview." Personal Interview. 6 Feb. 2016.
Moses Ajou, a Lost Boy, was a great help to our Project. This interview gave us the
chance to talk with one of the Lost Boys of Sudan in person. In the Interview we
specifically Moses Ajou specifically gave us information about life in South Sudan,
escape from northern militants, and transitioning into the United States. This was useful
in our website because it shows a real account of what happened rather than other
watered down sources.
AP. A scene from 1991, when 3,500 unaccompanied 'Lost Boys' arrived from Ethiopia to
Southern Sudan. Digital image. U.S. 'Lost Boy' among Thousands of Desperate and
Displaced People Fleeing Terrible Violence in South Sudan. Dailymail, 3 Jan. 2014.Web.
28 Jan. 2016.
This image helped us get another visual image of the Kakuma Refugee Camp. It taught us
the expansiveness of the migrating refugees and how overfilled the camps were. This
image can be found on the Banner on the "Home" page.

"Appendix I: PUBLIC L4W 96-611-DEC. 28, 1980 Public Law 96-611 96th Congress." Juvenile
and Family Court Journal 48.2 (1997): 1-7. Statue 64 Pg.102. United States Government
Printing Office, 17 Mar. 1980. Web. 15 Feb. 2016.
This is "The Refugee act of 1980". This helped us understand what measures were taken
in the United States before the second Sudanese civil war to help refugees. We were then
able to compare it to today's policies on refugees. This source can be found on the
Exchange page.
Aweng, Bol. The Crossing of the Gilo River into Ethiopia. N.d. Painting. Good News Magazine.
A painting that gave us another visual image and showed how the Lost Boys had to cross
rivers with crocodiles and other animals trying to kill them.
This taught us that the genocide was so widespread and well known that artists took notice
of it.
Aweng, Bol. Lost Boys Running from Lion. N.d. Painting.
This was another visual image of how the Lost Boys were attacked also by animals. It
taught us how the Lost Boys faced perils most of us couldn't imagine.
"BBC News | AFRICA | Sudan's 'Lost Boys' Head for US." BBC News. BBC, 09 Nov.
2000.Web. 27 Apr. 2016.
This website was a great place to find some more information about the Lost Boys
journey and the steps the American government took to ensure the Lost Boys were
prepared to transition into the US.
"Bol Riiny's Journey." Google Maps. N.p., n.d. Web. 5 Feb. 2016.
This source showed us what a Lost Boy's journey was like. Not only that but what they
might have encountered along the way. This gave our viewers a good visual of a typical
journey for a Lost Boy. This source can be found on the exploration page.
A boy carrying his little brother on his shoulders. Digital image. The Lost Boys of Sudan. Play
the Notes Together, 5 Sept. 2013. Web. 8 Feb. 2016.
This is an image of a Lost Boy carrying his brother. It shows how many young kids were
also forced to leave their homes. This taught us how dependent the boys were on each
other without parental guidance.
CBS NEWS. Digital image. The Lost Boys, Part One. 60 Minutes, 31 Mar. 2013. Web. 27
Apr.2016.
This image gave us a visual on how to show how the Lost Boys were told if they were
selected to be a lucky person to come to America. All the boys were crowded around the
board looking for their name as though their life depended on it and in some cases it did.

CBS. Three Lost Boys hold hands. Digital image. Like / Want / Need. N.p., n.d. Web. 22
Jan.2016.
This Picture gave us understanding in the amount of brotherhood the boys felt towards
each other. We had no idea the bond was so strong. We used this image to show our
viewers how strong the boys were thought their experience. This Picture can be found on
all pages.
Corbett, Sara. "The Lost Boys of Sudan; The Long, Long, Long Road to Fargo." The New York
Times. The New York Times, 31 Mar. 2001. Web. 18 Jan. 2016.
This source provided us with a Primary source account of Lost Boys experiences in the
U.S and how difficult the transition was. It showed us that the struggles for the boys did
not end after their endeavor. Although we did not use it in our website it was great for
background information.
Curtis, Ben. Displaced people walk to find an unoccupied patch of ground where they can rest
after arriving by river barge from Bor. Digital image. Lost Boy Caught up in Sudan
War. Herald News, 3 Jan. 2014. Web. 15 Feb. 2016.
An image that showed the Lost Boys displaced from their families due to the war. This
taught us just how many people were displaced from their homes during the genocide as
the line of walking people seems to stretch forever.
Deng, Alephonsion, Benson Deng, Benjamin Ajak, and Judy Bernstein. They Poured Fire on Us
from the Sky: The True Story of Three Lost Boys from Sudan. New York: Public Affairs,
2005. Print.
This book gave us valuable insight on the entire journey of the Lost Boys. Three boys
share their different experiences in graphic detail. It made us understand the amount of
willpower and strength the boys must have needed to endure such an ordeal. It was a
great source to show our viewers just how difficult their ordeal was without any
information withheld from the book.
Deng, Gabriel Bol, and Valentino Achak Deng. "'Lost Boys' of Sudan Cry for Peace." Global
Issues in Context. N.p., 24 Dec. 2013. Web. 18 Dec. 2015.
This source showed us the impact Lost Boys still have in the South Sudanese community.
It helped us understand that the boys are still are active in their homeland even though
they are an ocean apart.
Deng, John L. "Lost Boys of Sudan." PBS. PBS, 2 Sept. 2004. Web. 30 Jan. 2016.
This source gave us a view into John Deng's life and how he dealt with the Sudanese
Civil War and what his experiences were. This again taught us exactly the journey of a
Lost Boy from start to finish.
DeWinter, Deborah. Young Refugees in Kakuma Camp, Which Opened in 1992 to Shelter
Sudanese Refugees. Digital image. Rescue.com. IRC, 3 Oct. 2014. Web. 22 Jan. 2016.
This source showed us the great capability for joy that the Lost Boys possessed. Even
after the horrific challenges they went through they still were smiling. This Picture can be
found on all pages.

Duany, Ger. Bio, 11 Sept. 2014. Web. 15 May 2016.

This was a very good quote for our website. This quote taught us how the Lost Boys
needed help and explained about their walk. This quote was useful because it talked
about exploration so it was a great help to our "Exploration" page.
Ellis, Jessica. Sudan child soldier turned U.S. Olympian. Digital image. Lopez Lomong: From
War Child to U.S. Olympics Star. CNN, 9 Aug. 2012. Web. 12 Feb. 2016.
An image that helped us prove part of our thesis that the U.S. didn't think the Lost Boys
could do anything, but this image proved many wrong. Olympic athletes are often viewed
as some of the strongest people in the world and a Lost Boy, despite his background,
overcame stereotypes and became one.
Freidman, Myk. "Echoes of the Lost Boys of Sudan." Echoes of the Lost Boys of Sudan. N.p.,
n.d. Web. 1 Feb. 2016.
This source showed us specifically how the Lost Boys were forced out of their homes.
We were struck by the amount of sadness and grief in the cartoon and helped us put into
perspective what the boys faced. This can be found on the banner.
Goffe, Leslie. "Sudan's 'Lost Boys' in America." BBC News. BBC, 31 Aug. 2004. Web. 29 Jan.
2016.
This article provided us with information on the Lost Boys Experiences in America. We
used it for specific stories of life in America. It taught us how life in America was not
such a walk in the park for the boys.
Harnish, Jennifer. William Chol Received His Master's Degree from Western Michigan
University. Digital image. Who Are the Lost Boys? Colby Community, 25 Apr. 2008.
Web. 4 Feb. 2016.
This image gave us an image of a Lost Boy who graduated college. This taught us that
despite their background the boys were able to thrive in America.
"Interview with Jacob Deng." Personal interview. 6 Feb. 2016.
Jacob Deng, a Lost Boy, was a great help to our Project. This interview was with one of
the lost boys of Sudan. It gave us a raw and untampered with account of their struggles
both in America and Sudan. It especially helped us understand how misunderstood the
boys were in America.
IRC. "The Lost Boys of Sudan." Who Are the Lost Boys of Sudan? International Rescue
Committee, 3 Oct. 2014. Web. 01 Feb. 2016.
This website was a good starter to get a little background information for our topic. This
site taught us a general overview of the journey and how the Lost Boys were resettled in
America.

Jindrich, Ted. Lost Boy Graduates. Digital image. Graduation from St. Augustine College. Lost
Boys Of Sudan in Chicago, 28 May 2005. Web. 12 Feb. 2016.
An image of Lost Boy graduates that gave us another visual image of Lost Boys in
America for our website. We learned from this source that all the Lost Boys were eager
to get degrees and not just a select few.
Karumba, Tony. Boys lead a prized bull by a rope from a cattle camp at dawn. Digital image.
AFP, 15 Feb. 2015. Web. 15 Feb. 2016.
This image shows some Lost boys herding cattle. It taught us about the gender roles in
Sudan. It also showed us that even young boys had to work on the cattle.
Koukos, Margaret. "The Lost Boys of Sudan Tell Their Story at Local Deerfield Schools."
Chicagotribune.com. Chicago Tribune, 19 May 2015. Web. 29 Jan. 2016.
This source provided us with primary source accounts of two Lost Boy's Journey. It also
showed us how the boys are helping people in Sudan today.
Krall, Erin. "South Sudan: The Story of One Lost Boy Who Eventually Made It Home." ONE.
N.p., 17 Jan. 2014. Web. 29 Jan. 2016.
This source provided us with another story of a Lost Boy. It showed us the startling
amount of hardships they faced.
Kulish, Nicholas, and Isma'il Kushkush. "Sudans Lost Boys Are Drawn Into War at Home." The
New York Times. The New York Times, 05 Jan. 2014. Web. 07 Feb. 2016.
This website gave us a good quote to use and another perspective of the Sudanese Civil
War and how it is still evident in present day. The conflict has inspired the boys to give
back to South Sudan.
Landov Kyndo. A man from the Mundari nomad tribe stands among cattle in Juba, South Sudan.
Digital image. In South Sudan, Cows Are Cash And Source Of Friction. NPR, 16 Aug.
2012. Web. 22 Apr. 2016.
This source is an image that we used that gave us a visual on the website showing how
cattle was used as currency in Sudan before the war.
Langbany, John Deng. "Lost Boys of Sudan." PBS. PBS, 2 Sept. 2004. Web. 28 Jan. 2016.
This source provided us with another Lost Boy story. It struck us that the boy
remembered the details so vividly.
Lost Boy College Graduate. Digital image. College Graduates-Alliance for the Lost Boys.
Alliance for the Lost Boys, n.d. Web. 6 May 2016.
This source helped give a visual of one Lost Boy Graduate who now helps to provide
education to more Sudanese refugees like him.
Lost Boys at Kakuma refugee camp. Digital image. Advocacy within the South Sudanese
Diaspora Community. Kiah Murphy, 18 Nov. 2014. Web. 29 Jan. 2016.
This showed us how taxing the journey was for the Boys. The masses of people are all
lying down and resting. It can be found on the Home Page.

Lost Boys of Sudan in Chicago. Lost Boys running. Digital image. Lost Boys of Sudan in
Chicago, n.d. Web. 15 Feb. 2016.
This image showed us how many Lost Boys were walking and were forced to leave their
families. The line of the boys stretches back for miles. It also taught us how connected
the boys were because most are simultaneously raising their hands.
Masumbuko, Martin, and Kiganzi Nyakato. "Integration of the Sudanese Lost Boys In Boston,
Massachusetts USA, 2002." Integration of the Sudanese Lost Boys In Boston,
Massachusetts USA, 2002 1 (2006): 4+. MIT. Web. 4 May 2016.
This source provided us with a reaction to the Lost Boy's migration to America. It
compared their lives in Sudan to their lives in America. The paper showed us how the
Boys were treated in the U.S and how they adjusted to their new lives.
Mihailovich, Draggan. Lost Boys at Kakuma refugee camp send off their Fellows. Digital image.
Cbsnews.com. Columbia Broadcasting Service, 2 Apr. 2013. Web. 22 Jan. 2016.
This image provided us with understanding into the great friendship the boys felt towards
each other. It can be found on all pages.
Mihailovich, Draggan, prod. "The Lost Boys of Sudan: 12 Years Later." 60 Minutes. CBS.
WBZ, Boston, Massachusetts, 31 Mar. 2013. Cbsnews.com. Web. 29 Jan. 2016.
This source showed us the way the Lost Boys transitioned into America and whether they
were having success in their new lives or not. It also showed how badly the refugees
wanted to go to the United States.
Pan-African News Wire File Photos. Reviewing the Addis Ababa Peace Agreements on Sudan.
Digital image. Pan-African News Wire, 6 Oct. 2012. Web. 8 Feb. 2016.
An image of the people reviewing the Addis Ababa Agreement showed us how elated the
people of Sudan were to have this agreement singed although in the long-run it wouldnt
bring peace.
Peter Chambang. "Interview with Peter Chambang." Personal interview. 6 Feb. 2016.
Peter Chambang, a Lost Boy, was a great help to our Project. This Interview gave us an
opportunity to speak to another one of the Lost Boys of Sudan. His Interview gave us
insight on his experience as a refugee specifically on his journey to the refugee camps
and the hardships he faced along the way. He also told us about his reaction to American
wastefulness. It was extremely useful to have an interview that was raw and untampered
with.
Peter Martel. Mudded huts in a Sudanese Village. Digital image. South Sudan Faces New War
over Oil. The Telegraph, 15 Aug. 2009. Web. 14 May 2016.
From this image we learned more about the state of the Lost Boys before the war and
where they lived. This image was useful because it gave our viewers images of the Lost
Boys houses.

Press, Betty. A Lost Boy. Digital image. Once Lost, Now Found: Two Lost Boys of Sudan Give
the Gift of Literacy to Their Communities Through Books for Africa. Patrick Plonski, 8
Oct. 2012. Web. 23 Jan. 2016.
This image helped us see an image of a Lost Boy having fun. It taught us that the boys
still made time to play despite their situation.
Press, Betty. Lost Boys of Sudan getting education. Digital image. Once Lost, Now Found: Two
Africa Lost Boys of Sudan Give the Gift of Literacy to Their Communities Through
Books for. Huffington Post, 8 Oct. 2012. Web. 14 Feb. 2016.
This image showed us visually some Lost Boys getting an education in Sudan. It taught
us that the boys were not just uneducated and illiterate people but they were human
beings who are just as competent as you or I.
Price, Stuart. Ome burning in Abyei, central Sudan, after a May 21-22 attack by northern
Sudanese forces. Digital image. 'Lost Boys' Pin Hopes on Independent South Sudan.
United Nations, 8 July 2011. Web. 15 Feb. 2016.
This image shows a village burning down where some Lost boys lived. This taught us
how the Northern Militia would destroy the homes of the southern rebels.
Reed, Eli. Boys Playing. Digital image. Eli Reed: The Lost Boys of Sudan Exhibition Opens
Today at the Ransom Center. Cultural Compass, Aug. 2001. Web. 11 Feb. 2016.
This source gave us an understanding of how the boys had fun in Kakuma refugee camp.
Although the conditions in the camp were bad the boys still made the best of it.
Reuters. An aerial view shows recently constructed houses at the Kakuma refugee camp. Digital
image. Kakuma Camp Expanding to Support Influx from South Sudan. Voice of
America, 23 June 2015. Web. 1 Feb. 2016.
This gave us an image of the Kakuma Refugee Camp where the Lost Boys walked to.
The fact that it is expanding taught us that there is still an evident refugee crisis in the
surrounding areas of Kakuma
Seligman, Katherine. Lost Boys of Sudan forced to feed themselves. Digital image. CITY OF
LOST BOYS. Life Magazine, June 1998. Web. 14 Feb. 2016.
This Image shows what a traditional Sudanese village looked like. It taught us the
simplicity of Sudanese life before the civil war.
Singleton, Niki. Echoes of the Lost Boys of Sudan. N.p.: n.p., n.d. Print.
This comic was another visual for our website and taught us how the Lost Boys
sometimes had to go to extreme measures to evade the northern militia such as swimming
in crocodile infested rivers.
Singleton, Niki. Echoes of the Lost Boys of Sudan. N.p.: n.p., n.d. Print.
This was a good comic for our website and it also taught us that the Sudanese didn't just
want to kill the Lost Boys, but they also wanted to recruit them.

Smith, Perry. The journey of 2 Lost Boys of Sudan. Digital image. Lost and Found Refugees
from War in Sudan Start a New Life at UNH. UNH Magazine, n.d. Web. 12 Feb. 2016.
An image that gave us another journey of two Lost Boys. It gives you an idea between
the two of them which paths the Lost Boys of Sudan took, and what their journey
approximately looked like.
Sudanese Kids. Sudanese Enrichment for Families. N.d. MP3.
This recording was a great primary source for our home page to start the website. It has
children of Sudanese refugees singing about peace something their parents desired while
they were growing up so it was a good intro to the site.
Thousands of Lost Boys on a journey. Digital image. Who Are the Lost Boys of Sudan? South
Sudan Center of America, n.d. Web. 23 Jan. 2016.
This image allowed us to get a visual of the vast number of Lost Boys in refugee camps.
It taught us just how horrible the genocide was if this many boys were in refugee
"UGA Press View Book." UGA Press View Book. University of Georgia Press, n.d. Web. 22
Apr. 2016.
This website allowed us to get a quote for our Significance page. The quote sums up our
project a little and talks about the Lost Boys Journey and what we can get from it
UNHCR. A Young Dinka Boy Arriving in Kenya in 1992. Digital image. UNHCR, n.d. Web. 14
Feb. 2016.
This image gave us an image of a Lost Boy arriving on Kakuma Refugee camp. He is
carrying a pack of supplies on his head which taught us that the boys had to deal with
things that they had never dealt with before including being responsible for their own
possessions.
U.S Department of State. Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration. U.S. Policy and
Response to Recent Refugee Crises in Africa. U.S. Policy and Response to Recent
Refugee Crises in Africa. U.S Department of State, 1 May 2014. Web. 15 Feb. 2016.
This source helped us compare the refugee act of 1980 to today's strategy for dealing with
foreign refugees. It was helpful because up to this point we did not have sources that
proved this part of our thesis.
US Department of State. US Annual Refugee Resettlement 1980-2008. Digital image. Refugees
and Asylees in the United States. Migration Policy Institute, 13 July 2009. Web. 15 Feb.
2016.
This image allowed us to show how many refugees have come to America in the last 28
years. A good number of them were Lost Boys of Sudan.
Wikimedia Commons. "Lost Boys of Sudan" poses for a photo with President George W. Bush.
Digital image. 4 Olympic Athlete and 'Lost Boy of Sudan' to Speak at UNA
Commencement Ceremony. Evan Belanger, 6 May 2013. Web. 6 Mar. 2016.
This picture showed us that the Lost Boys were capable of achieving great things such as
running for the Olympic team and meeting the President

Secondary Sources:
Anyat, Mac. Crossing the River Gilo. N.d. Painting. N.p.
This image showed Lost Boys crossing the river and many dying. This image can be
found under "Encounter"
Benson Deng. Digital image. The Story of Three Lost Boys from Sudan. The Writing Show, n.d.
Web. 8 May 2016.
This image showed us what Benson Deng looked like. Benson Deng was a very
important person to our project. He was important because he helped us gain a lot of information
on our topic and he helped us a lot with quotes proving some of things that we stated.
Cagle Cartoons. "Illegal Immigration Reality." How The GOP Can Survive The Immigration
Debate. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 May 2016.
This comic was a great visual for our website and us because it showed us how the story
of the Lost Boys is politically significant today.
CBL. Echoes of the Lost Boys of Sudan. N.p.: n.p., n.d. Print.
A comic showing Lost Boys running. This gave us a visual representation of what it was
like to be running from the militants.
Copnall, James. Lost Boys Walking. Digital image. From 'Lost Boy' to Education Minister in
South Sudan. BBC, 9 July 2015. Web. 6 May 2016.
This was a good visual for our website and was another image that showed us how many
Lost Boys there were and shows them walking
DeWinter, Deborah. An aerial view of Kakuma refugee camp. Digital image. The Lost Boys of
Sudan. IRC, 3 Oct. 2014. Web. 15 Feb. 2016.
This image allowed us to see an image of what the Kakuma Refugee Camp looked like
from an aerial view.
Granlund, Dave. "May This Not Be Canada's (and Other Countries') Response!" What in the
World? N.p., n.d. Web. 6 May 2016.
This source gave us a good image for the significance page. We used it to show viewers
our topics relevance today. It taught us that the world is ignoring the need of refugees to
get out of their home country and into a safer place.
Grini, Marina. Digital image. A Refugee Protest Camp in Vienna and the European Unions
Processes of Racialization, Seclusion, and Discrimination. E-flux, n.d. Web. 6 May 2016.
This was a visual showing how the Lost Boys are also humans too and the way they were
being treated is as if they were a different species

Hafiz, Yasmine. "Sharia Law In The USA 101: A Guide To What It Is And Why States Want To
Ban It." The Huffington Post. TheHuffingtonPost.com, 29 July 2013. Web. 28 Jan. 2016.
This gave us information as to what sharia law is. This can be found on the Sudanese
civil war page
"History of the Conflict." History of the Conflict. Enough Project, n.d. Web. 28 Jan. 2016.
This helped us understand why the Sudanese civil wars happened. It can be found under
the Sudanese civil war page.
Kakuma Refugee Camp Location. Digital image. Sudan's 'Lost Boys' Head for US. BBC, 9 Nov.
2000. Web. 27 Apr. 2016.
This Source gave us an understanding of where Kakuma refugee camp is.
Katauskas, Fiona. "What Have Refugees Ever Done for Us?" What Have Refugees Ever Done
for Us? N.p., n.d. Web. 6 May 2016.
This political comic strip showed how much refugees including Lost Boys and their
background shouldn't matter. Refugees can contribute to society no matter what their
background.
Kumcieng, David. The Walking of the Many. N.d. Painting. PBS, n.p.
This painting shows all the Lost Boys walking in a painting instead of a regular image
Lomong, Lopez. Book. Digital image. Running for My Life: One Lost Boy's Journey from the
Killing Fields of Sudan to the Olympic Games. Goodreads, n.d. Web. 15 Feb. 2016.
This is an image of a book that shows a Lost Boy on the cover, it shows how he became
an Olympic runner.
Malhotra, Ashok. "Dr. Ashok Malhotra's Blog." Dr Ashok Malhotras Blog. Ashok Malhotra, 3
July 2014. Web. 15 Feb. 2016.
This quote that we got from here gave an insight on what we were trying to say on how
the Lost Boys couldn't just go back to the war they had to be sent to America
New Internationalist Magazine. Women pounding grain. Digital image. Some Things Stay the
Same Some Change Dramatically New Internationalist Magazine, 1 May 2006. Web.
14 May 2016.
This showed us gender roles in Africa. This is useful to emphasize our point on the
gender roles section of Life Before War.
Nhial, Martin. Lost Boys Pledging. Digital image. Lost and Found: The Lost Boys of Sudan Find
Their Way in Louisville. Leo Weekly, 19 Aug. 2015. Web. 7 May 2016.
This shows how the Lost Boys are happy today and how they are beginning a new life in
America

Rackjite. "Illegal Brown Invaders, Auth Cartoon." Texas Dan Patrick Illegal Brown Invaders,
Auth Cartoon. N.p., n.d. Web. 6 May 2016.
This quote shows how the U.S. look at refugees and how they are not willing to accept
that they will help our country like the Lost Boys did
Reese Witherspoon's New Movie Sheds Light on US Lives of Sudan's Lost Boys. Abc News, 18
Sept. 2014. Web. 7 Feb. 2016.
This gave us an image to put on our website of Moses Ajou, a man we interviewed.
The Good Lie. Dr. Philippe Falardeau. Perf. Reese Witherspoon. Warner Bros. Pictures, 2014.
DVD.
This source provided us with a filmmakers take on the Lost Boys. It was a great source
even though it was secondary. It gave us some info on our topic.
Zyglis, Adam. "Fear of Refugees COLOR." Politicalcartoons.com. N.p., n.d. Web. 6 May 2016.
This provided us with a good visual for the significance page. This showed us how our
topic is relevant today.