My question is who else is pushing this besides the UN and why? Is it cuz they care or just because they feel guilty that the didn’t help during the war. Maybe more focus could be put into rebuilding the country.

I have smart friends…”just take it day by day and focus on ur hustle. Cause when u think about it ur gonna overwhelm ur self.”

The one thing I miss about Cuba is that it’s so alive there. The revolution is present.

I’ll joke about finding boos, but don’t pay much mind b/c I want to take advantage of opportunities my parents didn’t have.

The former chief warden at a Khmer Rouge prison has had his sentence increased (from 19 years to life) by a United Nations-backed tribunal in Cambodia. In announcing the sentence, the presiding judge said that the man, known as Duch, was “a shocking and heinous character’’ who had overseen “a factory of death’’ and perpetrated crimes that were “undoubtedly among the worst in human history.’’

I never know how to respond to the tribunal articles, but one comment stuck out to me in particular about the government trying to get through the tribunal cases quickly. Why wouldn’t they?  Every tribunal is like reopening a wound. It’s important for our community to feel like justice is being served, but there’s an extremely thin line between healing and continuing to be in pain. 

To talk about an aspect of the civil rights movement as something small seems disrespectful.

People took risks to get things changed, it’s not something small.