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Mohamed Yahya October 17 Remarks – United Nations
UN Book Wish Foundation Organization Conference October 17, NYC Mohamed Yahya, Damanga Coalition for Freedom and Democracy See also Video link of October 17, 2011 conference – John
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9/11 – We Remember and We Are Not Afraid
Around the United States of America, people are remembering this day as “Patriot Day.” Ten years ago today, terrorists attacked New York City, Washington DC crashing jets into buildings and murdering thousands. Another planned attack on Washington DC was thwarted in mid-air on Flight 93
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Overcoming Hopelessness and Fear in Our Shared March of Life
Many in the world are paralyzed by crushing hopelessness and fear in their lives. They may be struggling from financial, health, family, or human rights issues. Those struggling may face situations or even other people who seek to threaten their health, their homes, their livelihood, and even their
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Women’s Equality Day Event: DC Area Gathering
On Women’s Equality Day, August 26, a Washington DC area gathering in the Maryland suburbs of Rockville, remembered the historic granting of women the right to vote, and activists called for full
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Oslo and Finding the Courage to Change — A Responsibility for All (Part I)
We stand in sympathy and shared mourning with the people of Norway over their loss in the horrific terrorist attack of July 22, 2011 in Oslo. We can only imagine the pain of parents who have lost their children, and the pain of families that have lost their loved ones. They are not just numbers or
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R.E.A.L.: We Mourn for Norway
Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) mourns with the people of Norway over the deaths and the loss of their loved ones. Personally, I offer my prayers for all the victims and my prayers and sympathies to all the families of the victims who lost their loved ones. Love will win. We
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2nd Annual Hope for Darfur: Justice in Sudan Rally
Save Darfur: 2nd Annual Hope for Darfur: Justice in Sudan Rally The Hope For Darfur: Justice in Sudan Rally is to encourage people to take action, and demonstrate to our government that there is a continued
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Egyptian Protesters: We ARE Them
About the Egyptian protesters, Richard Cohen states in the Washington Post: “We are not them.” I am sorry to disagree, and I believe this is the root of our continuing problems, and our inability
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A Month Without Hate
Let us say no to hate. It is something that we have the power individually to do. On January 13, we saw a 9 year old girl born on 9/11 who was buried in Arizona, murdered by a man who sought to assassinate Congresswoman Giffords and shooting a crowd who went to see her. The response has been
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Human Rights Defenders Call for Compassion
On December 9, 2010 in Washington DC’s National Press Club, Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) hosted a Human rights Day event to remember the signing by world nations in the United Nations of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) on December 10, 1948. Jeffrey
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