Alfred Frankowski is associate professor of philosophy and director of graduate studies at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.Jeanine Ntihirageza is professor and director, Center for Genocide and Human Rights and Research in Africa and the Diaspora at Northeastern Illinois University.Chielozona Eze is the Bernard J. Brommel Distinguished Research Professor of African and African American Literature and Cultural Studies, Northeastern Illinois University and Extraordinary Professor, Stellenbosch University, South Africa.

• Editor’s IntroductionCh. 1: Remembering for Better Healing: A Survivor’s Account of the 1972 Burundi Genocide Jeanine NtihiragezaCh. 2: Burundi 1972: Remembering a Forgotten GenocideRené LemarchandCh. 3: Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric and Patterns of Genocide Denial in Zimbabwe Chielozona EzeCh. 4: American Slavery, The New Jim Crow, and GenocideLissa SkitolskyCh. 5: The ‘Post-Conflict State’ in Africa: Challenging the Continued Normalization of Genocidal ViolencePatricia DaleyCh. 6: Rwandan Commemoration Discourse and Post-Genocidal ViolenceAlfred FrankowskiCh. 7: Environmental Racism as Genocide: A Case Study of Shell Bluff, GeorgiaMilanika S. TurnerList of ContributorsIndex

Critical Perspectives on African Genocide ~ a suspenseful, one-of-a-kind collection of compelling testimonies by a team of brave African and pro-Africa scholars who fearlessly dare to expose the partiality of the western-dominated International Community, which adamantly refuses to assign the “genocide” label to acts of barbaric violence perpetrated against African people in Africa and black diasporas, thus endorsing the ugly and racist notion that Black lives do not matter.

Alfred Frankowski is associate professor of philosophy and director of graduate studies at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.Jeanine Ntihirageza is professor and director, Center for Genocide and Human Rights and Research in Africa and the Diaspora at Northeastern Illinois University.Chielozona Eze is the Bernard J. Brommel Distinguished Research Professor of African and African American Literature and Cultural Studies, Northeastern Illinois University and Extraordinary Professor, Stellenbosch University, South Africa.

• Editor’s IntroductionCh. 1: Remembering for Better Healing: A Survivor’s Account of the 1972 Burundi Genocide Jeanine NtihiragezaCh. 2: Burundi 1972: Remembering a Forgotten GenocideRené LemarchandCh. 3: Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric and Patterns of Genocide Denial in Zimbabwe Chielozona EzeCh. 4: American Slavery, The New Jim Crow, and GenocideLissa SkitolskyCh. 5: The ‘Post-Conflict State’ in Africa: Challenging the Continued Normalization of Genocidal ViolencePatricia DaleyCh. 6: Rwandan Commemoration Discourse and Post-Genocidal ViolenceAlfred FrankowskiCh. 7: Environmental Racism as Genocide: A Case Study of Shell Bluff, GeorgiaMilanika S. TurnerList of ContributorsIndex

Critical Perspectives on African Genocide ~ a suspenseful, one-of-a-kind collection of compelling testimonies by a team of brave African and pro-Africa scholars who fearlessly dare to expose the partiality of the western-dominated International Community, which adamantly refuses to assign the “genocide” label to acts of barbaric violence perpetrated against African people in Africa and black diasporas, thus endorsing the ugly and racist notion that Black lives do not matter.

Alfred Frankowski is associate professor of philosophy and director of graduate studies at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.Jeanine Ntihirageza is professor and director, Center for Genocide and Human Rights and Research in Africa and the Diaspora at Northeastern Illinois University.Chielozona Eze is the Bernard J. Brommel Distinguished Research Professor of African and African American Literature and Cultural Studies, Northeastern Illinois University and Extraordinary Professor, Stellenbosch University, South Africa.

• Editor’s IntroductionCh. 1: Remembering for Better Healing: A Survivor’s Account of the 1972 Burundi Genocide Jeanine NtihiragezaCh. 2: Burundi 1972: Remembering a Forgotten GenocideRené LemarchandCh. 3: Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric and Patterns of Genocide Denial in Zimbabwe Chielozona EzeCh. 4: American Slavery, The New Jim Crow, and GenocideLissa SkitolskyCh. 5: The ‘Post-Conflict State’ in Africa: Challenging the Continued Normalization of Genocidal ViolencePatricia DaleyCh. 6: Rwandan Commemoration Discourse and Post-Genocidal ViolenceAlfred FrankowskiCh. 7: Environmental Racism as Genocide: A Case Study of Shell Bluff, GeorgiaMilanika S. TurnerList of ContributorsIndex

Critical Perspectives on African Genocide ~ a suspenseful, one-of-a-kind collection of compelling testimonies by a team of brave African and pro-Africa scholars who fearlessly dare to expose the partiality of the western-dominated International Community, which adamantly refuses to assign the “genocide” label to acts of barbaric violence perpetrated against African people in Africa and black diasporas, thus endorsing the ugly and racist notion that Black lives do not matter.