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Armenian and Native American Unity and Survival Celebrated in Innovative Program

 

GLENDALE, Calif.—Artists, activists, and community members gathered on April 29 and 30, to mark Days of Solidarity: Celebrating Native American[1] and Armenian Survival. Through performances, workshops, screenings, a panel, and a closing community drum circle, this weekend program spotlighted the creative and spiritual bonds between two groups of people who have preserved and advanced their ancient cultures. Both the native peoples of the Americas and Armenians emerged from their own respective genocides to become proud, productive world citizens.

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3 Comments

  1. The Turkish Lobby for years has tried to persuade the world that Native Peoples here are actually Turks. No kidding.

  2. What a lovely and important concept – Thank you for bringing the genocide of the Native American people to our minds during our time of remembrance.

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