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Rutgers Professor Calls for the Murder of Ethiopian Politicians and Their Descendants

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Habtamu Tegegne, an associate professor of history at Rutgers University, called for the murder of two prominent Ethiopian politicians and their descendants during a discussion on a media outlet run by the International Fano Coordinating Committee (IFCC). Professor Tegegne's remarks came during a discussion about...

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