Justice for Breakfast [video]
Here’s some justice with your free-trade coffee you’ve got there.
It’s the UN’s Universal Declaration on Human Rights text set to music and images. (hat tip Andrew Sullivan)
Yeah, I thought it was awesome too.
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Rev. Jeremy Smith
Musings from a United Methodist Pastor who is also a technology nerd. It's funny how often the two intertwine.
Hacking Christianity began in March 2008 and since then has been highlighted on NPR, UMC.org, and the UM Reporter.
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I hope you mean Fair trade…
And I prefer my fair-trade, organic English Breakfast Tea…