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# 24 | African Girl I agree completely with what you said. Education is supreme and a necessity in order for people to feel empowered. We can all financially help and spend our time with these people but unless they are provided the tools to learn and broaden their minds to empower themselves, this cycle of ignorance breeding poverty, death, and disease will continue. And the other thing is that we have to remain dedicated. It’s very easy to show compassion after seeing a video but we have to do something further than that. One way is to certainly support those who have the power to bring effective change to Africa and other places, as you all have done by supportin Angelina but we should all keep what is happening there in our minds and make ourselves more aware and then share what we have learned. It is not enough to say Good video, we have to do more. I’m sure most of you do contribute in other ways but part of keeping awareness alive is by keeping the conversation about this crisis going. Thanks for letting me say what I wanted to say. I hope Angelina inspires many to help and contribute in many other significant ways. Keep up with the thoughtful posts African Girl and other fans. I enjoy them a lot.

i always believe celebrities have the power to pass the message around the world. some of them use it like you, Angelina , but not enough . I wish they learn from you.i have the passion and the will to help and change, but do not have the fame and money.how can i join you and help?

# 29 | hanna | I know we can help even it is not in $’s . And I am sure after tomorrows interview we will learn how we can support at he ground level. Please let us continue this convo… I need some sleep, tomorrow BAMZSers!!!

hey ladies, have you read the new interview the X gave in Europe, she says she just wants to be good friends with Brad.She just doesnt give up.It feels like she’s been trying hard to get a reaction or attention from him.She and her friends been dissing on him but he didnt give any comment about her.She’s hopeless. By the way I’m Angelina’s fan, i just love reading and watching about her interviews.She always have interesting things to say.She’s an intelligent and confident woman.I love her but i dont worship her like the X fans say about Jolie’s fans though.

Oh, such a touching video, especially in honor of world refugee day. unfortunately for me, it kinda steals my thunder for a video i made….but its all good :)

I’m glad u all like the video, it was my way of contribute to this special day :)

I all for Angelina! She really deserve my admiration! Love her to death.

not trying to compete (because there is no competition; Cinemuse’s video is incredible) but here is a video i’d been working on. enjoy, especially for today.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSfkAGuslKs

thank you so much for posting that video - seeing her cry at the end really got to me and only reaffirmed my support for her. she’s going to get haters and flack no matter what she does - but she still does it anyway because it’s what she believes in. more power to her!

On another thread original jpf wrote that people can’t stand other people happy, especially celebrities…I agree. For some reason there is such a fascination with scandal these days. Like people get this sick pleasure out of it, insyead of focusing on the good, and maybe taking an example and applying it to their lives. I am not a regular poster but I love what you guys are doing not focusing on petty gossip but real issues. Kep up the good work! :)

CNN is dedicating most of today’s programing to Refugees. Watch it, it’s an eye opener.

I forgot to mention that I have been humbled by her effort to raise awareness of refugees. I too was a refugee from Vietnam after the war. You feel ashamed, embarassed because you don’t have anything and have to rely on others for everything. Most people often don’t like it because you, as an unwelcome guest (not a resident, not a citizen, a refugee), was using their state funds. From a refugee camp in Hong Kong to finding a home in the US, my transition was not easy, especially when I couldn’t speak Chinese or English. As a kid, it didn’t matter. All I wanted to do was go to school. What Angelina is doing is helping to change the perception of refugees, putting a human face to the word, helping people to understand what it means to be a refugee. Of any causes she picked, she chose one with issues that were controversial, complicated, got zero or negative attention. Now, we’re celebrating World Refugee Day. It’s amazing. It’s wonderful. Because refugees don’t need pity, they need help. Usually, people feel numbness and have inertia when tragedy is so great, but it’s so exiting to read your posts voicing interest to learn more. What Angelina has done is give respect to refugees for their plight and preserverance. I am just greatful for her work, her focus, her compassion, and passion. And thank you to all aid workers out there.