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What changes you'd like to make...
The kinds of feedback...
what was helpful...
what was not helpful...
did you agree w/feedback? why or why not?

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how you feel about talking to someone in person, and how you plan to do your interview

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Who is involved and who's providing advocacy and aid?

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Who is involved and who's providing advocacy and aid?

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I know there are advocacy groups but I'm not 100% sure their names. I found out from my interview that there is a group called Fortify Rights that have people on the ground interviewing people about their experiences. They are not a government group, so they can provide clear and uncensored information about the Rohinygan experiences. Also, many groups that have factions in the US are also playing a role, like UNICEF and ____.

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How is the US  engaging in the  efforts?

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How is the US  engaging in the  efforts?

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The US has placed sanctions on many of the high ranking government officials from Myanmar. They are not allowed to travel to the US (which I wonder about the effectiveness of this, but I assume if a multitude of countries did this, it would have potential to be effective). We have taken no military action, however, we've had people from the military visit and they have briefed Mattis, who was reluctant to call it genocide until the most recent briefing in December.

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Kansas City for Refugees

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Potential Interview with Franciso ...?  He works for the foreign affairs in Sentaor Ben Cardin's office.  Cardin spoke out about what should happen: "In fact, as Sen. Benjamin L. Cardin (Md.), the ranking Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee, has said, what is occurring is “genocide” — and the U.S. response should be proportionate."

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Video peaked my interest

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Demonizing ethnic groups never ends well. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian, hosts of The Young Turks, discuss. Tell us what you think in the comment section below.

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Abdul Malik Mujahid

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Asia Pacific Refugee Rights Network

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Heather Nauert - State Department Spokeswoman

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I am seeing a connection between the actions in the holocaust and the Rohingya people. The Jews were slowly corralled into different regions to avoid persecution or to get work papers or citizen papers. The Rohingya are also being run out of their villages, and because they have no place to go and no way to work, they are being further persecuted (but the persecutors are feeling justified to rid themselves of a burdensome group). This justification is just making this situation worse and the attacks are slowly becoming more methodical and extreme, just like the holocaust.

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Maus - Devaluing innocent children

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My reflection on devaluing even innocent children

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Maus - Devaluing Human Life and Criminalizing a race

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My reflection on dehumanizing a race of people

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Aung San Suu Kyi - Who is she and what is her role in all of this?

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I learned about who she is and have to figure out what her role in in the genocide of the Rohingya muslims.