Whenever countries, organizations or other institutions fall into crisis, the term “leader” and its variants take center stage. The global…
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We simply cannot resist. Perhaps it is the passion we hold for our identity, or perhaps it is ingrained in…
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This past week, Armenians in the diaspora and the homeland had to endure another dose of Azerbaijani brutality. It was…
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I have always been comfortable with our Armenian clergy. My father was the deacon of the parish in our small…
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Are we confused yet? The two most important institutions in Armenian life are confronting each other in a seemingly endless…
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Music stirs incredible emotions in most of us. One of its universal joys is that it can be interpreted —…
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Most functioning societies are built like a pyramid. The vast majority of people reside at the base, and as you…
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Last week, this column focused on the divisive thinking that pervades our communal life. We can deny it because it…
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During the 1992 Los Angeles riots, which led to dozens of deaths and reflected deep racial divisions in the U.S.,…
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I often ask myself why Armenians, both in the homeland and the diaspora, remain so passive regarding the extraordinary struggle…
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