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When Clemantine returns to Rwanda for the 20th anniversary of the Rwandan Genocide, she observes how the country has struggled to recover from its history. In this quote, Clemantine uses an oxymoron to point out the difficult place Rwandans are in following the genocide. In order to move on, Rwandans need to “tolerate an intolerable truth.” After the genocide has ended, Rwandans want to bring peace back to their country. To do this, they have to “tolerate” a truth that is fundamentally “intolerable”: that the genocide happened, and that Rwanda’s people killed and raped their own neighbors. This oxymoron—tolerating an…