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Large Globes of Prehnite, Aquamarine, and Rose Quartz, Designed by Dean Ericson, $187"The women are making $10 to $12 a day," says Rakiya Omaar, director of African Rights, whose study is funded by the Waitt Family Foundation in the United States. "That's $10 to $12 up from zero," she clarifies with a hearty laugh. None of the women had been working, and even if they could have found some kind of employment, the top daily pay for handicrafts is $2 to $3. "Because they're making such extraordinary money from the O Bracelets," Omaar says, "we're seeing an immediate transition into optimism." From the December 2007 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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