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... Tutsi making up 15 percent , and the Twa , 1 percent , the political context of one country is the inverse of the other . In Burundi , the Tutsi have been the historical oppressors since independence , and ethnicity is out in the open ...
... Tutsi making up 15 percent , and the Twa , 1 percent , the political context of one country is the inverse of the other . In Burundi , the Tutsi have been the historical oppressors since independence , and ethnicity is out in the open ...
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... Tutsi , he said , " When I hear that , I think it's the egotism of the Tutsi . Be- cause they have uruvugiro ( the right or space to speak ) . Especially when I think that in my family there were people who were killed , when they were ...
... Tutsi , he said , " When I hear that , I think it's the egotism of the Tutsi . Be- cause they have uruvugiro ( the right or space to speak ) . Especially when I think that in my family there were people who were killed , when they were ...
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... Tutsi . Writing in 1994 on Burundi , René Lemarchand observed , “ Ironically , it is among Tutsi intellectuals that ethnicity performs a vanishing act in the name of instrumental ra- tionality . Only by denying their collective iden ...
... Tutsi . Writing in 1994 on Burundi , René Lemarchand observed , “ Ironically , it is among Tutsi intellectuals that ethnicity performs a vanishing act in the name of instrumental ra- tionality . Only by denying their collective iden ...
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