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Racing in the United States to save lives in Burkina Faso
Burkinabé American helps raise awareness about flood victims
When Eric Tiénou, a Burkinabé American and avid cyclist based in New York City, learned that devastating flooding in West Africa had killed at least 150 people and displaced hundreds of thousands more, he knew he could help.


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