Many of the same characteristics, of why the genocide initiated, are shown until now
within the Rwandan genocide. In which the outnumbered Tutsi and their supporters were targets
for rape and murder after tribal tensions in an unstable region erupted into brutal, hate-fueled
chaos. In all of these scenarios, the victims were attacked out of prejudice and, because they
were minorities (in population and/or in influence or power), they could not adequately defend
themselves. These are only a few of the many examples throughout history that illustrate the
destructive power of social
within the Rwandan genocide. In which the outnumbered Tutsi and their supporters were targets
for rape and murder after tribal tensions in an unstable region erupted into brutal, hate-fueled
chaos. In all of these scenarios, the victims were attacked out of prejudice and, because they
were minorities (in population and/or in influence or power), they could not adequately defend
themselves. These are only a few of the many examples throughout history that illustrate the
destructive power of social