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Maybe we could do without the word “hero”

April 26, 2011 Arthur Lieber Charity & Justice, International, Women One comment

On April 17,  60 Minutes aired a report questioning the veracity of Greg Mortenson’s story and accomplishments. Steve Kroft’s report seemed to be balanced.

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