Oh, I remember you telling me that before. I think that you have done well. It's sad to see that some people just don't care. I don't understand how some people can learn on what is happening and just turn their back on it. It makes no sense to me.

I've told people. They really don't care. I printed out fliers from some website and put them up at school and at places around the city. Again, people didn't seem to care.

Well, what are you guys doing to spread the word in your communities?

Heh, I didn't know until I joined YN. But yeah, a lot of people aren't even aware of what's going on, and they really need to be...

Hey, no problem I think this issue is really important. Its hard to believe things like this could be going on for so long... and I totally agree. More people need to know about what is going on. I didn't even know about it until I had to do a project on it for one of my classes last year. The whole thing is so sad

Thank you Holliewood, I just sent my petition. I appreciate you posting this here. More people need to get involved.

This was posted on the darfurgenocide website and thought it was interesting and that I should post it here:



...or unless the thing decides not to work you can go here: CLICK!

Sorry to hear that crzyme.

But I'm so glad that people are gaining more interest on this subject.

Rock For Darfur goes to Reno.
The Save Darfur Tour comes to Vegas.
I wish it was switched around.

It works Cap, thanks. Good job.

Hey, I was on this site that my friends forced me to join, and I found something interesting (This is all copy and paste by the way):

The Save Darfur Tour is a 20-city national tour starting in NYC and stretching across to the Midwest before moving to the West Coast of Seattle, Los Angeles, and everywhere in between. Featuring some of the most talented and well-known hip hop artists, spoken word poets, and public speakers, the tour is designed as a powerful way to raise money and awareness to help the victims of genocide in Sudan. 100% of the proceeds made from the tour will be donated directly to The Save Darfur Coalition (www.savedarfur.org), a non-profit organization created with the purpose of supplying aid to the refugees directly impacted by this humanitarian crisis.

Here's a link to the page I found it on, I hope the link works, but I don't know if it will...

Yeah it bothers me when people don't care. I mean those people are just as human as they are! How could they be so cold?

Well you did your part Cap. As for them...I pity them.

I've told people about the problem. My friends just look at me like I'm crazy and tell me nobody gives a fuck...

And it's sad that they don't even care about what's going on...

Have you guys tried spreading awareness on your school or college campus? I know it seems like doing so little, but more people have to find out.

I'm having the same problem as you cap, I have no idea what to do... that really bothers me...

I want to help, but I really don't know how I can. I mean, there's no way I can go to Darfur and help these people. Sending things (like food) won't help, because it will just get taken by the government. Anybody got any ideas? (And yes, I know we've had this conversation before, many times)

ok friends : as i belive that the talk will make nothing , iam now planining to visit darfur next year and help those suffering people , when i watch the pictures on the media
i realy become sad , if you want to be with me
feel free and contact me

Yeah.

... really getting weird now... oh well, so is life, one big weird thing you have to deal with day in and day out.

So what are your thought on Darfur?