Sunday, November 20, 2005

Today's object of outrage

Unfortunately, this commentary (about a mother having to decide which of her children to keep alive) is only available to NYTimes Select members. But it's message is one we all should be hearing: despite all the cries of Never Again, genocide stills happens -- and the world does nothing about it. So much for learning from history. Darfur is a very obvious example of something the world should be speaking out about.

A couple websites with action plans:
Save Darfur
We Can Stop

"Those who ignore the mistakes of the past usually wind up treating the resultant bullet holes in the future." (Doctor's Orders by Diane Duane)


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