The Road from Raqqa: A Story of Brotherhood, Borders, and Belonging
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The Road from Raqqa: A Story of Brotherhood, Borders, and Belonging

by Jordan Ritter Conn

Cultural Studies social issues Biography & Memoir
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The Road from Raqqa is a story of brotherhood and belonging shaped by borders. Jordan Ritter Conn examines the human dimensions of connection, identity, and displacement in a journey that begins in Raqqa and reaches toward broader questions of home and community.

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The Road from Raqqa is a story about brotherhood, borders, and belonging.

Its title places Raqqa at the center of a journey shaped by questions of place, identity, and connection.

The book explores how personal relationships can intersect with larger experiences of borders and displacement.

Written by Jordan Ritter Conn, it offers a human-centered perspective on finding belonging across boundaries.

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