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Devenir entrepreneur du changement This Guy Offends Everyone But Makes A Great Point This Guy Offends Everyone But Makes A Great Point As a society, do we really care about the less fortunate? Have you given a blanket, food or money to every single homeless person you've encountered? British charity The Pilion Trust decided to see just how caring and compassionate Londoner's were about the plight of their fellow countrymen. They hire a brave actor to walk around the cold wintery streets of the UK's captial, with large sign that read "F**K THE POOR" As you can imagine, he was rightfully harassed, challenged and quizzed by just about everyone who walked past him - each damning his lack of understanding for those in need. A day later he went to the same area with an entirely different sign what happened next was a major reality check. Point made.

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Helping refugee kids find their footing in the U.S. Editor’s Note: Story highlights Luma Mufleh is founder and coach of a soccer program for young refugees near Atlanta "You see kids that have been struggling ... and their faces light up when they're on the field," Mufleh says Mufleh was honored as a 2016 Top 10 CNN Hero | Tribute Show video Clarkston, Georgia CNN — When refugees receive what they call the “golden ticket” to the United States, they hope to put their hardships behind them and start a better life. But as they acclimate to their new communities, they often encounter a host of obstacles: language barriers, discrimination and difficulty accessing services. For refugee children, the transition can be especially tough. “They’ve all seen horrible atrocities,” said Luma Mufleh, founder and coach of a soccer program for refugee youth near Atlanta. For more than 12 years, Mufleh has dedicated her life to helping young survivors of war find their footing in Clarkston, Georgia, a small city that is home to thousands of refugees.