Mr. Speaker. in having 13 colleges and universities in the Third Congressional District of Massachusetts. an engaged religious community of many faiths and school districts that believe in debating the serious issues of the day inside the classrooms. I had been hearing and learning about the humanitarian crisis in Darfur for months from elementary school. middle school. high school and college students. from religious leaders and community groups. from the Armenian American community in Worcester. and from local human rights and refugee advocates. When I stood with my colleague in front of the Sudanese embassy. I was there not just to protest the genocide. but to honor the broad coalition of voices that works every day. that works day after day. week after week and year after year to end the violence. the terror. the humanitarian crisis. the genocide in Darfur.