The Moral Equivalent of an Anti-Apartheid Movement in Ethiopia?

March 3, 2013 – Alemayehu G. Mariam — No Comments ↓

Ethiopian Muslims engaged in the moral equivalent of an anti-Apartheid movement?

In her recent commentary in the New York Review of Books, “Obama: Failing the African Spring?”, Dr. Helen Epstein questioned the Obama Administration for turning a blind

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