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Book Riot "12 Best Graphic Novels and Comics of 2022" List
Collects SAGA #55-60.
At long last, Hazel and her …
The multiple Eisner Award-winning series returns with a spacefaring adventure about fake news and genuine terror. Get ready for the …
"While Gwendolyn and Lying Cat risk everything to find a cure for The Will, Marko makes an uneasy alliance with …
Hillbilly Elegy is a passionate and personal analysis of a culture in crisis—that of white working-class Americans. The disintegration of …
In April of 1994, the government of Rwanda called on everyone in the Hutu majority …
Genocide, after all, is an exercise in community building. A vigorous totalitarian order requires that the people be invested in the leaders' scheme, and while genocide may be the most perverse and ambitious means to this end, it is also the most comprehensive. In 1994, Rwanda was regarded in much of the rest of the world as the exemplary instance of the chaos and anarchy associated with collapsed states. In fact, the genocide was the product of order, authoritarianism, decades of modern political theorizing and indoctrination, and one of the most meticulously administered states in history. And strange as it may sound, the ideology — or what Rwandans call "the logic" — of genocide was promoted as a way not to create suffering but to alleviate it. The specter of an absolute menace that requires absolute eradication binds leader and people in a hermetic utopian embrace, and the individual — always an annoyance to totality — ceases to exist.
— We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed with Our Families by Philip Gourevitch (Page 95)
In April of 1994, the government of Rwanda called on everyone in the Hutu majority to kill everyone in the …
