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We Visit Rwanda

John Bankston

Middle school age students take a trip to Rwanda. Rwanda experienced Africa's worst genocide in modern times, and the country's recovery was marred by its intervention in the conflict in neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo. The country has been beset by ethnic tension associated with the traditionally unequal relationship between the dominant Tutsi minority and the majority Hutus. Although after 1959 the ethnic relationship was reversed, when civil war prompted around 200,000 Tutsis to flee to Burundi, lingering resentment led to periodic massacres of Tutsis. Book includes a native craft and recipe, timeline, works consulted, internet sites, and much more.

GenresRwandaJuvenile literatureLiterature

63 pages

English edition · First published 2013 by Mitchell Lane Publishers · ISBN 9781612283074

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