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April 10, 2009 Front Page No Comments

President Obama can not change the fate of our country on his own. It is up to free-thinking artists and activists everywhere to seize the opportunities we have to work with each other and realize our dreams.

The power of a real leader is to inspire the people to act. We must act together!

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