Syrian Youth Strut Their Stuff on 'Refugees Got Talent'

Under a full moon, a dust-filled wind and the driving sounds of Reggaeton, the B-Boyz breakdancers jumped onto the stage with a series of flips, arches and windmills.   All six of them, wearing black T-shirts and black jeans, black caps turned to the side, are young refugees who fled the war in Syria.  For weeks they have been practicing their moves in what is now their home, the sprawling Arbat refugee camp in the Kurdistan region of northern Iraq, for this one moment:...

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