Here in the North American hemisphere, we just welcomed the summer solstice, which means longer days of sunlight and the…
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Once forcefully displaced, as post-genocide diasporans, we keep travelling across borders, moving from city to city and, in the process,…
Read More »Another April. Another swirl of genocide-related events, commemorations, and exhibits. Yet another year of denial. And alongside the political speeches…
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Read More »“Instead of being the coordinated crystallization of the people’s innermost aspirations, instead of being the most tangible, immediate product of…
Read More »In my everyday life, I am an advocate for dialogue. In most cases, I prefer addressing issues head on, as…
Read More »The Population Reference Bureau projects that the global population will reach 7 billion in 2011. This growth is measured based…
Read More »I confess I am one of the few who stay behind in the movie theater to watch the credits roll.…
Read More »A self does not amount to much, but no self is an island; each exists in a fabric of relations…
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