Today, as we think about what we can do for Haiti, there’s no more pertinent message than in the words of this moving, soulful reading by Haitian author Edwidge Danticat — who reminds us of what Haiti has done for us.
Stories of Haiti: A reading by Edwidge Danticat
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waly aly commented on Jan 22 2010
we should pray for them
waly aly commented on Jan 22 2010
we should pray for them
Marie Delfin commented on Jan 21 2010
Peace to all in Haiti and thank you for all the world help by every man and woman. “God Bless” everyone as the world may really be coming to an end! Best wishes to all.
Marie from Mars
praveen t commented on Jan 17 2010
This is a very serious situation in Haiti and every should lend a helping hand for the cause and well being of the people in Haiti.
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Xbox mania commented on Jan 15 2010
I am glad people are coming up with help.. atleast people are now united!