"Sixty-five hundred Africans are dying every day of a preventable, treatable disease,' he says. 'And it is not a priority for the West: two 9/11's a day, eighteen jumbo jets of fathers, mothers, families falling out of the sky. No tears, no letters of condolence, no fifty-one gun salutes. Why? Because we don't put the same value on an African life, as we put on a European or an American life. God will not let us get away with this, history certainly won't let us get away with our excuses.'"
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