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Thursday, October 27, 2005

More Brio

Matt Yglesias has posted one or two of the more interesting things he's found in Brio, a magazine published by Focus on the Family to provide an alternative to magazines like Seventeen and Teen People. Finally, a magazine that combines the tolerant example of James Dobson with the educational heft of Aaron Carter. Joy.

Hey, kids! Let's learn about Uganda!

Dear Susie:
I’m a teen girl living in Uganda. I really love listening to music! I enjoy Whitney Houston, Alicia Keys and a very long list of gospel artists. I love the talent and passion that Whitney and Alicia use in their music. Any Christian artists you recommend that provide the same sound?

Ynang Silas
Uganda, Africa

Dear Ynang:
Check out Nicole C. Mullen, Charity Von or Rachel Lampa. By the way, I’ve been to your country and loved it!

And that's the end of that article. I wish Susie would push the boundaries a little: betcha $20 she could have told her readers to check out the "Christian song stylings" of Idi Amin without the editors noticing.