Sentences with phrase «written about genocide»

Arthur Schlesinger Jr. tells a story about Philip Gourevich, who has written about genocide in Rwanda.

My first attempt to write about the genocide, penned 20 years ago now, exists only as a rough draft in the underground archives of my alma mater.

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At USA Today, columnist Kirsten Powers writes about the State Department's apparent reluctance to refer to ISIS's persecution of Iraqi and Syrian Christians as a genocide.

As online organizer Ivan Boothe wrote recently about his work with the Genocide Intervention Network,

Written by Anderson from a story by Roman Coppola («Moonrise Kingdom»), Jason Schwartzman («The Darjeeling Limited») and Kunichi Nomura, Isle of Dogs is a stop - motion animated adventure about a boy and his faithful pet out to prevent the genocide of the dog population of Megasaki City in Japan.

The resources contains: Starter Revision of key vocabulary Reading Exercise 5 Page 21 with answers Listening Exercise 6 Page 21 with answers and transcript Speaking Exercise 7 Page 21 Writing Exercise 8 Page 22 Worksheet to practise writing about a hero or role - model in French Speaking activity to practise describing heroes and role - models in French Reading comprehension about the Belgian musician Stromae Comprehension exercise on one of Stroma'e songs Reading comprehension exercise on the Rwandad genocide Writing Exercise 8 Page 22 Worksheet to practise writing about a hero or role - model in French Speaking activity to practise describing heroes and role - models in French Reading comprehension about the Belgian musician Stromae Comprehension exercise on one of Stroma'e songs Reading comprehension exercise on the Rwandad genocide writing about a hero or role - model in French Speaking activity to practise describing heroes and role - models in French Reading comprehension about the Belgian musician Stromae Comprehension exercise on one of Stroma'e songs Reading comprehension exercise on the Rwandad genocide Plenary

It is crucial to give students the opportunity to think quietly, write in a journal, and process together the emotional and painful stories they learn about when studying genocide.

When I decided that it was time to write a novel about the genocide — what my novel's narrator calls glibly, «The Slaughter You Know Next to Nothing About» — I found myself focused on children and about the genocide — what my novel's narrator calls glibly, «The Slaughter You Know Next to Nothing About» — I found myself focused on children and About» — I found myself focused on children and food.

Friday, October 12, 3 - 4 PM I'll be talking to Bellwether Prize - winner Naomi Benaron about Running the Rift, a gorgeously written and heartbreaking coming - of - age story about an aspiring Olympic runner, set during the Rwandan Genocide.

It's both well - written and compelling, and highly recommended to anyone who wishes to know more about the Armenian genocide or who has an interest in stories about survival in the face of near - certain death.

But I knew that I wanted to try once again to write about the Armenian Genocide.

Often as I toured on behalf of the book in 2008 and 2009, readers would ask me the following: When was I going to write about the Armenian Genocide?