Ladu brings a refreshing new voice to African Diaspora literature and knowledge in this emergent post-"postcolonial" genre. His voice draws from his own insights of the Sudan, of being blind, of exile (in the United States), of being Southern Sudanese, male, black and from a Christian culture. It effectively expresses the resilience of African culture and tradition that continues to exist independently of other influences and disciplines, whether it be Christianity or Islam.
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