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Anti-Armenian hate crimes displayed in Beverly Hills

The days are passing, and the humanitarian crisis in our homeland is continuing with no end in sight. The blockade initiated by Azerbaijanis under the cloak of “environmentalism” has left 120,000 Armenians without food, medicine, internet access and gas in frigid winter weather. Of course, in times like this, the Diaspora is always quick to mobilize, and I always find myself in awe at our strength and unity. Communities all across the United States and beyond have organized marches, protests

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Melody Seraydarian

Melody Seraydarian is a journalist and undergraduate student at the University of California, Berkeley, pursuing a degree in Media Studies with a concentration in media, law and policy. Her column, "Hye Key," covers politics, culture and everything in between from a Gen-Z perspective. She is from Los Angeles, California and is an active member of her local Armenian community.

10 Comments

  1. Yes it is disturbing to realise how hated we are by just one group of people and to see how it is growing like cancer!

  2. We now know President Biden doesn’t care. He and the country are in bed with Israel. They call the shots in the area! For me to believe otherwise I need to see proof!

    1. But most Armenians believe in a higher being without proof. How is that different? Makes you feel good = real?

  3. Thank you Melody for sharing your very well written article. It’s so sad and tragic to hear every day Armenians around the world are suffering. It makes me upset, as an American Armenian, that the United States helps and supports so many countries around the world, some that are actually hurting Armenians, and does basically nothing to support Armenia. And now reading that hatred is happening in LA……terrible. Keep us the cause.

  4. If the people who authored and placed these flyers choose not to live by the rules, ethics, and spirit of a pluralistic society, then they should consider repatriation to be repressive and backwards societies where they came from.

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