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July 18, 2008

Homeless, Informant 38 Blogs The State of the World

Frances Moore Lappé/Huffington 01.Jul.08

Thus, our hunger crisis is actually a democracy crisis. Hunger can be eliminated only as we remove the influence of concentrated wealth over public choices and ensure the ongoing, healthy distribution of power. The sooner we start recasting the crisis thusly, the sooner we'll all be able to thrive. Frances Moore Lappé/Huffington 01.Jul.08

Via Informant 38. Hunger and homelessness is not unfamiliar to my friend, this informant. The donate button there on his site is a modest lifeline. I believe he blogs from a library.

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