Again, ambiguous language seems to derail the conversation. I’m sure she doesn’t mean stop caring about Africa, turn a blind eye and go about your way, and we’ll take care of ourselves (though the data may suggest that such a course of action might have been more productive). She means stop blindly donating money and goods that at first seems to help but in reality does more harm than good with the exception of satisfying the donors commiseration. It would follow that she would love for people to think of more rational ways to help, to think about the end results of charity more then the act of being charitable.
Again, ambiguous language seems to derail the conversation. I’m sure she doesn’t mean stop caring about Africa, turn a blind eye and go about your way, and we’ll take care of ourselves (though the data may suggest that such a course of action might have been more productive). She means stop blindly donating money and goods that at first seems to help but in reality does more harm than good with the exception of satisfying the donors commiseration. It would follow that she would love for people to think of more rational ways to help, to think about the end results of charity more then the act of being charitable.