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Alisa Reznick is a UW graduate originally from Flagstaff, Arizona. She currently lives in Amman, Jordan, where she works as a freelance journalist and photographer. Her work has appeared on NPR-partner station KUOW, the Seattle Times, Al Jazeera English and the Seattle Globalist, among others. She can be reached at [email protected] or on Twitter at @AlisaReznick.
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By September, Abu Mahmoud said the family faced an ultimatum. They could either accept a new life in Raqqa under the banner of ISIS, he said, or they could flee.
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