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FORGOTTEN : DRC’S DISPLACED MILLIONS!

The world has turned a blind eye to their plight. An astonishing 7 Million Congolese are internally displaced amid genocidal violence in the country’s east. On top of the humanitarian crisis and conflict, some of the women also told us about abuse and rape. One reason for the Western media’s silence could be that wealthy countries depend on destabilising the Congo. While M23 rebels wreak deadly havoc, the priority will not be improving the dangerous working conditions and minuscule wages of miners, many of them children, digging up the minerals on which today’s modern technology so vitally depends. Western multinationals lord over DRC’s wealth while its people suffer in poverty. Helping out the needy would mean eventually having to pay fair prices for Congolese goods, hence they don’t.

Erick Gavala filed this report from the camp at Kanyaruchinya village in Goma, at the foot of the Nyiragongo volcano.

NIGGER… ebonically spoken "nigga"
noun
nig·​ger ˈni-gər
plural niggers (niggas)
1. offensive; (see usage paragraph below)
used as an insulting and contemptuous term for a member of any dark-skinned race.
2. now often offensive; a member of a class or group of people who are systematically subjected to discrimination and unfair treatment.
"it's time for somebody to lead all of America's niggers (niggas)… all the people who feel left out of the political process."
Usage of Nigger (nigga)
Nigger is an infamous word in current English, so much so that when people are called upon to discuss it, they more often than not refer to it euphemistically as "the N-word." In senses 1 and 2, the word ranks as almost certainly the most offensive and inflammatory racial slur in English, a term expressive of hatred and bigotry. It's also now rarely used and is often considered offensive. The word's self-referential uses by and among Black people are not always intended or taken as offensive (although many object to those uses as well), but its use by a person who is not Black to refer to a Black person can only be regarded as a deliberate expression of contemptuous racism.