Echoes of Hate: The Rwandan Genocide

In 1994, the deadliest weapon in Rwanda wasn't a machete or

a gun. It was a radio signal. Words can build nations,

but they can also tear them apart. The RTLM station broadcast poison directly

into the hearts of the people, turning neighbors who had lived together for decades into

bitter, violent enemies. Propaganda stripped away humanity, piece by piece,

proving that when hate is given a microphone, the consequences are truly catastrophic for

an entire civilization. We must remember that silence in the face of hate is a

choice. Vigilance is our only shield against the echoes of the past.