On Not Ending A Genocide

Richard Just (not a bad name for an article like this), in The New Republic, explores the body of literature that has emerged covering the crisis in Darfur, and why the world still has not stopped the violence. It's a difficult piece to read, especially when he points out that the excuse of not knowing doesn't apply here (contrast the numerous books and websites documenting Darfur to the comparatively small amount of contemporary reporting on Nazi concentration camps and the short time-frame in which Rwanda took place).