Transnational Solidarities: Angela Davis, Hrant Dink and the Armenian Genocide

Transnational Solidarities: Angela Davis, Hrant Dink and the Armenian Genocide

“Hrant Dink remains a potent symbol of the struggle against colonialism, genocide, and racism.” Those are the words of Angela Davis, renowned scholar, activist and Black civil rights icon. Now a pr...
Q&A with Armenian Author and Translator Ara Baliozian

Q&A with Armenian Author and Translator Ara Baliozian

Born in Athens, Greece and educated in Venice, Italy, Baliozian lives in Kitchener, Canada and is the recipient of many prizes and grants for his literary work.
Longing for Home: Bolsahay in Diaspora

Longing for Home: Bolsahay in Diaspora

Whether at home or abroad, I’ve never considered myself anything other than Armenian. However, within the fragmented and politically polarizing climate of the diaspora, I’ve come to learn that thi...
'ArmComedy' Duo Changing Armenia One Laugh at a Time

'ArmComedy' Duo Changing Armenia One Laugh at a Time

Originally published by The Armenian Mirror Spectator ArmComedy comedians Narek Margaryan (left) and Sergey Sargsyan will be performing their first-ever stand-up shows in Boston, Glendale, and San...
Top 5 Reasons You Should See The Promise
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Top 5 Reasons You Should See The Promise

  If you're of Armenian descent and you haven't been living under a coffee cup, you've heard of The Promise - or at least the buzz surrounding the film. By this point, you're either excited by t...