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Category Archives: Genocide
Obama, not likely to stop genocide
The Museum started a sort of book club — which is really more of a topic-based discussion group — and during our first meeting (last night) I made a comment that I don’t think went over well. The subject of … Continue reading
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Hate groups on Facebook
Daniel posted a comment today which I felt should be upgraded to a full entry. It concerned a Serbian nationalist hate group who are using Facebook to advocate anti-Muslim views and genocide denial. Reuters’ reported the story earlier this week: … Continue reading
Solutions for Darfur activist burnout
Activism n. : a doctrine or practice that emphasizes direct vigorous action especially in support of or opposition to one side of a controversial issue. Darfur activism has been getting a tremendous amount of press over the last few weeks, … Continue reading
Why do people exhibit genocide apathy?
Paul Slovic, a University of Oregon psychology professor, recently recommended that the international community enact a formal process that would require nations to publicly address why they’re choosing not to act. His proposal is based on his NSF-funded study on … Continue reading
Book pulled from curriculum
Barbara Coloroso’s book Extraordinary Evil: A Brief History of Genocide was recently pulled from a Grade 11 curriculum proposal in Toronto, after protests from the Turkish-Canadian community arose over including the Armenian genocide. But a committee struck to review the … Continue reading