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I interviewed Shobow Saban who is a Case Manager and Behavior Health Professional at Maine Immigrant and Refugee Services (MIRS) in Lewiston, Maine. He is from Somalia, and he is the only one of his family member who is educated. He moved to the United States in 2005 with his family members. He graduated in 2015 of Arts from Assumption college in Massachusetts with Bachelor's degree in Biology and minored in Human Health and rehabilitation studies . He is one of the most successful and educated Somali men I know in Lewiston, Maine. He is a very hard working, open minded, positive, and outgoing man. He respects others whether they are from a different culture, race, ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation. In addition, he went through life

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