The Susan Dominus article “The Displaced: Hana” is humanizing. By retelling a day in the life of Hana Abdullah, this article puts a story and a face to the well-known Syrian refugee crisis. This mass displacement was a news headline heard worldwide that we’ve eventually grown desensitized to. Giving this crisis a face turned it more personal, showing that the war effects even the ones not knowing why it’s even taking place. For example, Hana often would say that she wishes she was back in her home. Instead, she performs strenuous labor in Lebanon in order to provide for her family. Hana’s story is a reminder of their unwelcomed presence, though the refugees are innocent and simply trying to survive. She is an example of youth and childhood