On the 7th of April every year, Rwandans all over the world take a moment to remember what essentially changed the face of Rwanda...
In commemoration of the 18th year marking the end of the 100 days of killings in 1994, the organisers did not restrict this time of reflection solely to Rwandans; it was equally an opportunity for those who are not familiar with the events to try and grasp the extent to which this tragedy continues to affect people's lives. It was a time for them to hear personal stories, appreciate the healing process and also appreciate the progress that has been made so far. A representative from the Rwandan Embassy attended the event to share in this commemoration; here are some thoughts that BlackGirlFlow filmed:
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It's so wonderful to see young people taking such affirmative action and also remembering their country and their past even if they are far from home. By remembering, learning, and understanding this tragedy it will be them that will make the difference in the future to ensure that doesn't happen again!
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