Tutu talks on human rights
Joe Kline/Idaho State Journal Naomi Tutu, daughter of South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu, speaks to a group of people for an informal discussion in the Portnuef Room in the Pond Student Union at Idaho State on Thursday. Alex Brandon

POCATELLO -Through her 30 years of speaking engagements, Naomi Tutu has found that many Americans know very little about Africa.

"Because there's a lot of people in this country who really haven't heard a lot about Africa," Naomi told listeners Thursday afternoon in the Portneuf Room at Idaho State University's Pond Student Union Building. "And when they do, it's mostly negative."

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