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.
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The Case Against “Being Woke”

Woke /wōk/ | verb Informal Alert to injustice in society, especially racism. Almost always used to describe people who are…

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What is the role of youth in the Armenian Cause?

After the US recognition of the Armenian Genocide, priorities among the Armenian youth have dramatically shifted. What exactly do we…

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The Connection of Sound: A Conversation with Sonia Maral Ohan

The independent music scene is home to some of the most innovative artists creating music today. One of these artists…

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An Ode to Armenian Cuisine

To the Armenian, the smell of traditional food cooking is what a serenade is to the ears of musicians. The…

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It’s all about the feeling: Meet Armenian DJ, selector and producer Darone Sassounian

Over the years, music has taken various shapes and forms. The modernization of music has had a direct impact on…

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A Letter to my Grandfather

Dear Dede, When I was younger, I could never picture a life without you. Your solemn presence and aged wisdom…

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The Digital Age of Armenian Activism

Like many Gen Z Armenians, my days as an activist for my people had a humble beginning: comfortably positioned in…

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