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ARMENIAN GENOCIDE
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POLITICS
GOP House Candidate Blames Gun Control For Armenian Genocide
By
Willa Frej
Danny Tarkanian said Armenians could have repelled the Turks with guns, even though they had already been persecuted for years.
Victoria Pickering
POLITICS
We Don't Need The Freedom To Hate
By
M.A. Lowder
, Contributor
Casual writer and follower of global issues
It is important to consider that the freedom of speech isn’t an inherent good.
Umit Bektas / Reuters
WORLD NEWS
The Internet Won't Let Armenia Go Away
By
Michael Winship
, Contributor
Former senior writer, BillMoyers.com. President, Writers Guild...
Controversy over two recent motion pictures sheds light on the Armenian genocide. Turkey is using cyberspace to try to kill the story.
Open Road Films
ENTERTAINMENT
'The Promise' Is An Artful Reminder Of The Horror Of The Armenian Genocide
By
Raffi Cavoukian
, Contributor
Singer, author, and founder of the Centre for Child Honouring.
To transcend cruelty, we must face up to it in our past.
Murad Sezer / Reuters
POLITICS
Trump Joins Grand Bipartisan Tradition Of Denying Armenian Genocide
By
Akbar Shahid Ahmed
The president continues to weaken his image as a gutsy, straight-talking outsider.
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THE WORLDPOST
Remembering The Armenian Genocide
By
Michael Stark
, Contributor
Philosopher, Social Commentator, Writer, & Speaker
The denial of the Armenian genocide matters. It matters that we do not formally recognize it.
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ENTERTAINMENT
Some Very Famous Armenians Support 'The Promise' At LA Premiere
By
Ron Dicker
"Hear the story of the Armenian people," Kim Kardashian urges.
ARTS & CULTURE
Hate For Hire
By
Mary Wald
, Contributor
Founder, TheCommunity.com
Russia is not alone in flooding the Internet with fake news and “comments.” Post something on any reasonably large site saying
WORLDPOST
Appeasing The Butchers Of Humanity
By
Constantine Tzanos
, Contributor
Nuclear engineer, PhD
None of the major players in the international political stage has yet reacted to the dangerous paranoia of Mr. Erdogan. Let us hope that we are not witnessing again the appeasement of another butcher of humanity.
BOOKS
Ghosts and Demons in the Consulting Room: Psychoanalysis and the Specter of Trauma? Essays edited by Adrienne Harris, Margery Kalb and Susan Klebanoff
By
Christopher Atamian
, Contributor
Writer/Producer/Director
Do you have info to share with HuffPost reporters?
Here’s how.
WORLDPOST
Putting A Face On The Refugee Crisis
By
Chris Bohjalian
, Contributor
Author, "The Guest Room"
For most of America, the heartbreaking faces of Syrian refugees this year have belonged to children. We have seen them drowned and we have seen them stunned into silence by warfare and covered in blood. (We've also seen them likened to Skittles, but that appalling analogy belongs only to the Trumps.)
WORLDPOST
Ongoing genocide against Yazidis - UN investigators conclusion
By
Nuri Kino
, Contributor
Independent investigative multi-award-winning reporter, filmma...
When it was his turn to speak, I watched him bow his head as you do when saying a prayer. He trembled his way to the podium.
POLITICS
Is Erdogan The Reason So Many Armenian Genocide Resolutions Are Being Passed?
By
John A. Tures
, Contributor
Political science professor, LaGrange College in Georgia
Foreign countries interested in condemning Armenian genocide should not only draw distinctions between Turkey and the actions of the Ottoman Empire. They should make the same distinction between Erdogan and the people of Turkey, who do not always support him.
WORLDPOST
Germany's Armenian Genocide Resolution Sends Erdogan A Strong Message
By
Laurent Leylekian
, Contributor
Political analyst
This resolution is a way for Angela Merkel and her government to say "stop" to Turkey's gradual shift towards autocracy.
Mehmet Kaman/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images
THE WORLDPOST
Turkey Hits Back At Germany After Armenian Genocide Vote
By
Sophia Jones
It's unclear whether German lawmakers' decision to recognize the Armenian Genocide will affect the EU-Turkey refugee deal.
WORLDPOST
In Turkey, You Can Still Attack Armenians in Public: Parliamentarian Garo Paylan in Danger
By
Christopher Atamian
, Contributor
Writer/Producer/Director
ENTERTAINMENT
"A Void": Coming to Terms with Genocide, 101 Years Later
By
Christopher Atamian
, Contributor
Writer/Producer/Director
Adrian Hartrick
THE WORLDPOST
Beirut’s ‘Little Armenia’: A Haven Of Diversity 101 Years After The Genocide
By Adrian Hartrick, Refugees Deeply
Aprahamian witnessed how that sense of insecurity sometimes resulted in dangerous consequences. Recalling an outbreak of
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