Of course, it isn't only violence that triggers migration from Central America and Mexico.
Theirs was an epic and tragic journey--the brutal irony of some Black Loyalists who made it all the way to Sierra Leone and founded the colony of Freetown in 1792, only to be re-enslaved, continues to haunt Black Americans and Canadians who experience state-sanctioned violence that triggers historical memories of past injustices.
Although Kenyans averted a recurrence of the 2007 2008 post-election violence, the conflict drivers that triggered the violence, including a culture of impunity, land grievances, corruption, ethnic tensions, weak institutions, and regional and socioeconomic inequality, have yet to be addressed adequately [ 15].
But the fragility of those hopes has been powerfully demonstrated by more than 40 days and nights of violence that were triggered by a decision to cut back on the flying of the Union Jack, Britain's red, white and blue national flag, over the grandly pillared, neo-Classical City Council building in central Belfast.
When 50 years ago I wrote my doctoral dissertation about a series of race riots in 1919 and then a book that compared them with the sit-in movement of the early '60s, I concluded it was the one-sided, anti-Black actions of police and the "justice" system that triggered massive violence.
Poverty, unwanted pregnancy and interpersonal conflict including partner rejection and associated lack of material and social support as well as conflicts including domestic violence, emerged as significant stressors that triggered depression in common with local and international literature [ 3, 8, 32].
The University of Missouri on Tuesday increased campus security following threats of violence in the wake of protests that triggered the ouster of two top university leaders.
That triggered huge anti-Yanukovych demonstrations and violence which led to him fleeing to Russia in February.
That triggered more outbursts.
