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African Quinoa Soup
This soup is great topped with some red onions and a big handful of sprouts!


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Thanks to all of you who joined forces with Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood to get Scholastic to stop promoting Bratz dolls in elementary schools. The campaign was a success.

After more than 5,000 emails, Scholastic confirmed that they will be withdrawing Bratz products, such as Lil' Bratz Dancin Divas, Lil' Bratz Catwalk Cuties, and Lil' Bratz Beauty Sleepover Bash, from book fairs and school promotional material.

If you would like to thank Scholastic, you can do so by writing to:

Richard Robinson, CEO
Scholastic, Inc.
557 Broadway
New York, NY 10012
212.343.6100

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