Even though she had been to so many conflicts, so many front-lines, she never lost her humanity and her ability to see with a new way of seeing it and to bring that humanity to all of us and I think that’s what made her so remarkable. She was such a brave, such a good reporter, but so very human even in the midst of all this inhumanity.
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| — | CNN’s Anderson Cooper reflects on his interview with journalist Marie Colvin hours before she was killed in Syria. (source) |
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