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Raising Genocide Awareness on the Brooklyn Bridge

Taleen BabayanMay 2, 2017Last Updated: May 3, 2017
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Some of the participants (Photo: Anoush Gulian)

NEW YORK—The iconic Brooklyn Bridge served as a site of genocide awareness on April 22, as over 100 people—including Armenian Olympians Migran Harutyunyan and Albert Ghazaryan—participated in the first annual Walk-a-Thon for Genocide Awareness.

Some of the participants (Photo: Anoush Gulian)

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Taleen BabayanMay 2, 2017Last Updated: May 3, 2017
1 2 minutes read
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Taleen Babayan

Taleen Babayan earned her masters in journalism from Columbia University in 2008 and her bachelors degree in history and international relations from Tufts University in 2006. Her work has been published widely in both Armenian and non-Armenian media. She can be contacted at babayant@gmail.com

One Comment

  1. You are carrying a picture of our “dead” Armenians and the ones carrying this is smiling – how so? why? why not carry something else?

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