JAMAICA REFLECTIONS by HARRY BELAFONTE, HUGH MASEKELA and ANDREW YOUNG (VIDEO)


Hopefully someone will see this and be inspired that not only bad comes out of Ja. and will
 influence others to respect themselves, their neighbours and the country we call "YARD".

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  1. safia741April 7, 2013 at 10:11 AM

    This is positive for Jamaica. I will replay on SETV, seen in New York, on Cable 4 times per week. SETV is also webcasts by B-Cat and MNN Sats: 8:00PM @ www.bcat.tv. (bcat:2) and Thurs. 2:30PM @ mnn.org. (ch:4) Good viewing, and good luck.

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    1. RulaBrownNetwork (RBN)April 7, 2013 at 10:15 AM

      Safia, thanks for the rebroadcast intent. I would love to make a link with you to talk about PALAS and our upcoming application and fundraiser. Our goal is to award 100 scholarships in 2013. Please can you link me. Bless.

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