Name: Immigrant Voices: Fowsia Musse by Oral History and Folklife Research
Duration: 7 min 59 s
Description: Fowsia Musse escaped Somalia during a raid when she was five years old. After living a nomadic life in Ethiopia, she came to the U. S. when she was twelve and eventually settled in Maine.

Fowsia Musse escaped Somalia during a raid when she was five years old. After living a nomadic life in Ethiopia, she came to the U. S. when she was twelve and eventually settled in Maine. 

Immigrant Voices: Fowsia Musse

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