Founded in 1998 by a fifth-grade class in Denver that wanted to take action on behalf of children now held as chattel slaves in the Sudan. The students were in the middle of a history unit on American slavery when they learned that black people were still slaves in the Sudan -- especially boys and girls their own age. That brutal fact was shocking, but the students refused to sit idly by.

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"I was continuously beaten because whenever I would stop to feed my baby with my breast milk, somebody would get angry and say I wasn't working." Gathered quotes and pictures provide an in-depth look at slavery today.

Aims to pressure the U.S. government to take peaceful steps to end slavery, to put a stop to the calculated starvation, and to stop the genoical bombing of villages, hospitals and refugee camps by Sudan's radical "Islamic" regime. Two million people have died from these tactics - that's a higher toll than Cambodia's killing fields!

Current affairs site highlighting news stories and breaking news about slavery and genocide in the Sudan.