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The Translator: A Tribesman's Memoir of Darfur By Daoud Hari
A tribesman, nicknamed David, takes journalists and other travelers through the most harrowing areas of Darfur to document and witness the genocide. David is a translator and wanted his story to be told to the world to bring the ordinary person that much closer to the truth of what is happening to his home country of Sudan. It is first hand accounts like these that give us the momentum and courage to continue fighting for what we believe in, to make this genocide, the first and last, of the 21st century.
$23.00 Published by Random House, Inc.

http://www.desertintofire.com/
A New Film by Mark Brecke regarding Darfur. A man whose business card says "War Photographer and Weddings"
Of course, he doesn't actually photograph weddings, he works for a few months and gets on a plane back to the war.
"Like everyone else does..." says Brecke...



http://www.DarfurDarfur.org/main/
Darfur/Darfur - Find out if the Photographs and Stories of Photojournalists Brian Steidle and Ryan Spencer Reed are coming to a city near you.
24 cities in 24 months beginning September 2006.

Darfur. Help is in our hands, not anyone elses.

I just watched the clip from Hotel Rwanda where Don Cheadle (playing Paul Rusesabagina) says, "you must shame them into sending help."

"Reach through the phone and make it sound as though you are holding their hand, and if they let go of your hand... you will die."

His words were powerful regardless if the movie was based on a true story or not, but becuase it is based on a true story, one that is happening again in another part of the world, we must act. We must send help.

Educate yourself. It's the least you can do.