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Governor Sununu proclaims April is Genocide Awareness Month

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Matt Wyatt

New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu recently proclaimed April 2024 to be GENOCIDE AWARENESS MONTH in the State of New Hampshire.

In the proclamation, Sununu called the attention of all citizens, urging cities and towns to commemorate the victims of genocide and educate the public about the importance of preventing intolerance, bigotry, antisemitism, and national, ethnic, racial, and religious hatred and genocide against any group of people.

Click here to read the proclamation.

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