Getting His Humanitarian On!

Pete Wentz does more than just rawk and use a lot of hair products. He cares, y'all.

The Fall Out Boy bassist was in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday with Invisible Children, the not-for-profit organization aimed at raising awareness of the plight of children displaced by the bloody war in the Central African nation of Uganda.

Wentz met with members of congress, including Sen. Russell Feingold (above), to try and bring more attention to the issue.

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Posted: Feb 27, 2008 at 5:00 pm / Email this »

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Lori says – reply to this

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Well, I guess Pete has realized that some things are more important than ironing your hair to your scalp/forehead. Perez you rock!!!! xoxo
Dorotea says – reply to this

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I love Pete for this. I swear I admire him so much. That's what I hope to be doing one day.
cat says – reply to this

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Uganda is not in central africa…it's in East Africa dammit!!!
jokerface says – reply to this

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When I bend over and spread my cheeks open my brown eye looks just like this guy! Ugly, isn't it?
Clark says – reply to this

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Pete's wig is struggling to stay on his head.
Bridget says – reply to this

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:D I love Sen. Feingold!!!!!! After all he was the only senator with enough balls to read and not vote for the Patriot Act. Yeah for senators that do their jobs. I love that he's from my state too. He's a great guy and super nice.
Christina says – reply to this

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invisiblechildren.com

check it out.
Eric the BeehiveHairdresser says – reply to this

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Wentz is looking a little fat in the cheeks…no?
dar says – reply to this

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Yes…Please get involved!!!

www.invisiblechildren.com

God Bless!!!
Someone Smarter says – reply to this

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Re: FUCK ALL RED NECKS –
First of all, Y'all isn't correct english, second of all, if you think an African American man in office is going to make life better for all African Americans you're completely wrong. I see how you mention everything that white people do wrong but slavery ended a very long time ago and I know this doesn't directly affect yours or my life at this point so I think it's time to move on. Also, If it wasn't for the white man, you wouldn't be living in America today, or even have the freedom to say any of your crap that you littered this page with.
maria says – reply to this

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UGANDA IS NOT IN CENTRAL AFRICA. REVISE BEFORE YOU BLOG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!