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Heads in the dirt

Hundreds, even thousands, of men’s heads sticking out of the ground in the scorching heat. Women bashing their heads on rocks to lose their beauty in hopes of escaping violation. Children forcefully separated from their families and taken to Turkish ones. This was the reality of Armenians during the Armenian Genocide, an atrocity still being denied today.  Growing up as a descendant of the Armenian G

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Yeva Grigoryan

Yeva Grigoryan, originally from Gyumri, Armenia, resides in the Washington, D.C. area and is a senior at Oakton High School. Her heritage fuels her passion for public policy and international relations. Grigoryan serves as the vice president of the Armenian Christian Youth of America in D.C. and established a program that teaches Armenian dance, history and art at the Armenian Fine Arts and Culture Club at St. Mary’s Armenian Apostolic Church. Her enthusiasm for public policy led her to participate in the ANCA Kasparian Summer Academy, where she engaged in advocacy efforts on Capitol Hill for pro-Armenian legislation.

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