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October 27, 2014 · 4:15 PM EDT

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Chillton James (left) and his collaborators put the finishing touches on their song, "Kick Ebola" at a community recording studio in Philadelphia.

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Elana Gordon

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Arts, Culture & MediaMusicGlobal Nation

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PhiladelphiaAfricaNorth AmericaLiberiaUnited StatesPennsylvaniaWest AfricaJames SuahChillton JamesTsneh HarrisSametta Tupee MorrisSteve WorjlohEbolamusicculture

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