The perceived effects of the Genocide on respondents’ worldview, family narratives, and personal outlook are greater among those who experienced the Genocide as adults or minors than for Returnees and the Post-Genocide Generation. Overall, for the total sample, 61% indicated the Genocide affects how they think and feel about the world; 50% often think about its effect on their own lives; and 36% feel it is central to their family’s life story. (Figure 6.16)
Figure 6.16, Centrality of Genocide, Percentages for Total Sample
