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Category Archives: Genocide
Darfur Rally Speeches
Janice from Jewish World Watch:
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Speeches At Today’s Protest Outside The Chinese Embassy
Janice Kamenir-Reznik leads the event for Jewish World Watch:
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Jewish World Watch Rally At Chinese Embassy Today
Janice Kamenir-Reznik of Jewish World Watch:
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Save Darfur Rally At Chinese Embassy In LA Aug. 7, 2008
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Save Darfur Rally Today At Chinese Embassy In LA
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Rabbi Ari Leubitz Protests China’s Role In Darfur Genocide
Three hundred people turn out to the protest, including over 100 activists, clergy, and politicians. They call on China to bring an end to violence in Darfur. As 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics begin Aug. 8, activists see a window of … Continue reading
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Save Darfur Rally At Chinese Embassy In Los Angeles
Who knew so many hotties would show up for an anti-genocide rally? Pictures Sure, the cops and politicans and clergy were there, but so were 200 youngies and cuties (along with the requisite oldies and uglies). I need to go to … Continue reading
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Camera Of Death Vs Genocide Protest
All of my photos from today are here.
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I Was Going To Major In Genocide Studies…
I’m going to a lecture ("Lessons learned from the Holocaust? A Sociological Economic Analysis of Genocide") this weekend by a woman who’s got a master’s degree in Genocide Studies. I didn’t know you could get university degrees in genocide. College … Continue reading
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