Piles of clothes from genocide victims fill the pews of a church in Nyamata, Rwanda, as a memorial to those murdered there April 10, 1994. The church is one of many memorials of the 1994 genocide that killed an estimated 800,000 ethnic Tutsis and moderate Hutus. Tutsis were lured into churches with the promise of protection from the militias only to be slaughtered. Photojournalism master's student Joshua Boucher took this photo June 11, 2013, while visiting the site as part of a study-abroad trip with Associate Professor of Romance Languages Béa Gallimore.
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