WE movement

   A few days ago we had a WE conference. A guy named Reggie came over and talked about some of his collage life he said the first week he got there he attended a conference there. At first he was lost but when he got there he said that a guy came up to him and offered him to come to this conference. After he left the conference he got a call from the guy he ignored it. Next week after that he got another call he ignored it again. Then his friend came to see him and told him that he should come to the conference. At first he did not want to but his friend convinced him so he went. When he got there he was able to get envolved with helping people. After he finished talking about some of his collage life he told us a story about this kid who was sold to be a slave his name was Sanju. This boy was sold to help at a carpet store. He had to work there for 6 years. His job was to fluff the carpets with a tool. Once the Sanju got out he went on life TV and said that kids should not have tools in their hands they should have pens it's not the exact quote but it's close. Once the little boy did his speech the carpet company's sales went down. The carpet company was furious. Two years later they shot the kid. Reggie talked about many other things but this was one of my favorite stories.