In the 1980s, civil war was ignited in Sudan. This book presents the never-before-seen primary sources from panel discussions, diary entries and interviews from the early days of the Sudan's People Liberation Army (SPLA/SPLM) rising against Old Khartoum Islamic governments. Unspoken Stories presents the Second Sudanese Civil War from the perspective of a man who experienced parts of it firsthand. It places the conflict in a historical context, deeply exploring the political landscape of the past and present, and in the greater cultural conflict of the 1980s, connecting it to pan-African issues and Western politics. From Kenyan refugee camps to a school in the United States, Unspoken Stories gives a personal account and unique perspective on the two-decade long conflict.