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Tears Are Still Not Enough, Part 2

Posted on October 12, 2013 by robpetkau

Yesterday, I shared my recent rock down Memory Lane, from Band-Aid Street to Hear ‘n Aid Boulevard. I asked whether we in the West have gotten any better at taking care of the the least of these in the post-Geldof era. I also promised … Continue reading →

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Tears Are Still Not Enough, Part 1

Posted on October 11, 2013 by robpetkau

I gave a couple of bucks to African famine relief the other day. Motivated more by nostalgia than charity, I decided to buy the original Band-Aid recording of Do They Know It’s Christmas? and USA For Africa’s We Are the World. … Continue reading →

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Tears Are Still Not Enough, Part 2

Tears Are Still Not Enough, Part 1

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