Outcasts United: An American Town, a Refugee Team, and One Woman's Quest to Make a Difference

How does St. John use the story of the Fugees to explore broader issues of refugee resettlement and community identity in the United States? What rhetorical tools does he employ to provide commentary on The Influence of American Politics on International Conflicts?

Explore the role of organized sports in fostering a sense of community and positive self-esteem among the refugee youth in Charleston. What does St. John’s narrative suggest about The Value of Organized Sports for Young People broadly and underserved communities specifically?

Analyze the character of Luma Mufleh. How does her background and approach to coaching contribute to the success of the Fugees and the integration of the players into Clarkston society?