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Showing posts with label impoverished. Show all posts
Showing posts with label impoverished. Show all posts
Friday, December 17, 2010
Lawrence O'Donnell makes impassioned plea on behalf of the children of Malawi.
I watched this as I ate my dinner last night, and I was riveted.
I had a bunch of things to do after I finished my meal but I was unable to walk away from the television until I saw the conclusion of O'Donnell's piece.
And yes I sent money.
Now this post is not about Sarah Palin, but I was unable to resist comparing this amazing, heartfelt request for help with the fraudulent emotionally vacant way the Palin expressed herself during her visit to Haiti.
Lawrence O'Donnell's humanity and humility came through loud and clear with every word that he spoke. He never seemed to be bragging about his generosity, or using guilt to motivate mine, and in the end I could not get my wallet out fast enough.
If this touched you as much as it did me, you can help as well by clicking here and giving as little as $24, or more if you can, to help these kids.
Labels:
Africa,
charity,
children,
education,
impoverished,
Lawrence O'Donnell,
MSNBC,
poor
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