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hi,
i read with interest the letter to goucher’s president by sunkissed. this is my first viewing of this site. i am the rwanda country specialist for amnesty international, my name is ken harrow, and my email is harrow at msu.edu. if you find my views wrong, you can write me and challenge me.
i don’t know who sunkissed is, what expertise this person has to lend validity to his or her views, or why an anonymous name is used for a letter that purports to give a definitive understanding of the events in rwanda. it undermines the credibility of the letter, in my view
ken harrow
Hi Ken,
Did you wish to discuss the contents of the letter? If so, feel free to move the discussion in that topic. Most every comment is allowed through. Rarely is discussion stifled here.