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    Although the violence in Africa is often overlooked by most countries, it continues to be an immense problem for the African people. Their unstable economic status is no match to the untraditional brutality that average citizens and soldiers perform on enemies. The novels We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will be Killed With Our Families, by Philip Gourevitch, and A Long Way Gone, by Ishmael Beah, not only give insight into the war violence committed in Africa, but plunge the reader into a…

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    Rwandan notions of reciprocity and flow are integral features of Rwandan Cosmology that shape the ways in which Rwandans think of themselves and others and consequently influence the ways in which violence is enacted. Taylor (1999) argues that Rwandan conceptualizations of the body are founded principally on fluid metaphors of flow and blockage. He argues that these metaphors, while not explicitly verbalized, take on what Bourdieu (1990, p. 67) calls a “goes without saying’ quality.” Rwandan…

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    Rwanda Genocide Tension

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    The mysterious shooter has never been identified, and it’s unknown how the shooting was arranged. It was also unknown whether a Hutu or a Tutsi had committed the crime, however, the Hutus still blamed the Tutsis and began to murder them. Most of the Hutus slaughtered the Tutsis immediately, either with machetes or clubs. Some of the Tutsis were tortured. Hutu extremists forced other Hutus to kill their Tutsi spouses, while Tutsi men were forced to kill their entire family. Tutsi women were…

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    Rwandan Genocide Causes

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    between groups. They supported Tutsi monarchy and requiring all local chiefs to be Tutsis. They turned into rulers over the Hutu population. With anger and a majority, the Hutus won the election in 1961. (Rwandan Genocide Anniversary)…

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    directed by Terry George, released 2004, that is based on the true story of Paul Rusesabagina; the manager of Mille Collines who during the Rwandan genocide, used his establishment to hide 1,268 Hutu and Tutsi refugees. The film follows Paul, played by Don Cheadle, as his world is flipped upside overnight when Hutu militias started their mass genocide on the Tutsi Rwandans. He is able to protect his family, neighbors, and hundreds of other refugees and help them make it to safety. He and his…

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    Rwanda Genocide Analysis

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    with the Hutu people (eventually becoming victors of that war). The aftermath of the Rwanda Genocide was disastrous, and they lacked adequate food and clean water. Outside the capital, whole families and communities had been destroyed. Livestock had been killed and crops laid to waste. Everywhere there were ditches filled with rotting bodies. 7 Both had build-ups that would eventually lead to the conclusion of genocides for both of them. The mass killing of the Tutsi people from the Hutu people…

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    Rwanda Civil War

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    Rwanda, but tensions rose once again when the Melchior Ndadaye, the first Hutu president, was assassinated and the murders of one hundred thousand Hutus occurred. On the 7th of April 1994, President Juvenal Habyarimana and the second president of Burundi both died in a suspicious plane crash, after the plane crash took place, Belgian UN peacekeepers were taken and separated from the other peacekeeper and were murdered by Hutu extremists. The definition of civil war is “A…

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    Violence commenced immediately after that, under the disguise of war he extremist Hutu sought to slaughter the entire Tutsi population sought to completely slaughter the tutsi population, Political leaders who might have been able to conduct the situation in a calm manner and all other high profile opponents of the Hutu extremist plan were killed immediately. The tutsi and those suspected of being Tutsi were killed inside their homes and their families…

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    Imperialism In Rwanda

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    In April of 1994 the Rwandan Genocide began which ended with the death of nearly 800,000 men, women and children. The genocide occurred in Central Africa between the Hutu and Tutsi people. The most devastated were from the Tutsi population. The duration of the genocide lasted approximately 100 days and each day an estimated 8,000 people were systematically brutalized, tortured and murdered. Families were torn apart and most were never reunited. The effects of the Rwandan Genocide will leave its…

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    their homes by Hutu extremist. An explosive was detonated by three Hutu men to kill an important Tutsi family to strike fear into the…

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