Al Madrigal Tells The Story of a Refugee's Garden | Vanity Fair
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- These are the words of a young man fleeing danger. Al Madrigal speaks them in hopes you might hear him. Text "IHEARYOU" to 97779 to help.
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Al Madrigal Tells The Story of a Refugee's Garden | Vanity Fair
That ending hit like a truck, your experience is powerful.
Thank you for shedding light on the situation.And helping people relate to those amazing people who have been through the worst. I am Syrian, but I never lived in Syria, I have heard a lot of stories about the horrible and unimaginable things some people went through, but even I myself sometimes forget that they are real, just like you and I and not just numbers. I hope the war ends soon, and everyone goes back home, where at least they will be respected and not living at anyone's mercy.
Why do these not have more views? So beautiful.
They were posted yesterday, so I guess it's up to us to share them...
What a great idea, kudos to whoever came up with this.
IDK Al's comedy is too advanced for me
These stories are well and good, but that still doesn't mean we should house all that them friggin people. They need to go elsewhere, cuz we have our people who are in need of help whose family name has been here for generations.... #NoMoreGoddamnImmigrants
Branon Fontaine America has more than enough room
Glad you've decided to take action by saying this to the story of an actual Syrian refugee, they will be sure to go back to Syria and die for you.