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N. E. White 
This important. Thank you for spreading the word.
Yes, indeed.
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Wednesday isn’t a part of my new posting schedule, but this is vital enough to share. With the advent of social media and the wide range it has been shown to have in events around the world, this may be the first time in our history where you and I have the chance to affect the well-being and safety of our brothers and sisters on the opposite side of the planet by participating in a movement here on our own soil.
The acts perpetrated by Joseph Kony affect not only the tens of thousands of children he has abducted into fighting in his army and into sexual slavery — they affect the fortitude and the psyche of every nation he infiltrates, and his horrific crimes poison us all. Today I ask for thirty minutes of your time and a pledge to share this video on your social networks. Thirty minutes is a lot, but a click takes nothing.
Be a part of a movement to shape history, to stand up with millions around the world to reaffirm that integral truth that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. Make it known. Raise your voice. Change the world.
Bring Joseph Kony to justice this year.