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Wyoming Becomes 45th U.S. State to Recognize the Armenian Genocide

CHEYENNE, Wyo.—In a letter dated April 21 and addressed to the Armenian National Committee of America Western Region (ANCA-WR), Wyoming Governor Matthew H. Mead has recognized the Armenian Genocide and praised the work of Armenian American grassroots. “The atrocities of both the Armenian and Jewish Holocausts were unimaginable,” reads Governor Mead’s letter, “but it is important for all to remember—history must not repeat itself.” [caption id="attachment_55833" align="alignce

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5 Comments

  1. When 14 (initially) out of 50 states have adopted resolutions allowing same-sex marriages, the federal government of this inimitable country was quick to adopt an identical law on the federal level. But when 45 out of 50 states adopt a resolution recognizing the Armenian genocide, the federal government doesn’t turn a hair. Is this your democracy, America the Beautiful, America the Great? Ugh…

  2. So, why aren’t each and every one of us reaching out to the states that yet don’t recognize? Please provide phone numbers, as well as e mail addresses, along w/sample scripts to do so.

  3. U.S. has many ties with turkey. I’m also appalled at Israel for not acknowledging the genocide. Can’t say I’m surprised though.

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