Sep 20, 2019
A #mood revisited. Art by Canadian Artist, Divya Mehra entitled, “The Bitches Blues” (2014) #thatpart #divyamehra #HowDoesItFeelToBeAProblem https://www.instagram.com/p/B2oeN6EBe43/?igshid=a6wxz7mxsbh5
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A #mood revisited. Art by Canadian Artist, Divya Mehra entitled, “The Bitches Blues” (2014) #thatpart #divyamehra #HowDoesItFeelToBeAProblem https://www.instagram.com/p/B2oeN6EBe43/?igshid=a6wxz7mxsbh5
Zabelle - An Armenian Tale by Nancy Kricorian
Zabelle – An Armenian Tale by Nancy Kricorian
Armenian Legends illustrated by Zabelle C. Boyajian (1916). Nancy Kricorian brings to her readers a heartfelt and nurturing Novel: Zabelle. The life and character of Zabelle Chahasbanian moves through time and space conveying to readers the notion of the loss of loved ones, life through hardship, and survival. The novel begins with Zabelle’s children assembling a funeral for their mother in…
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"In the aftermath of 9/11, Arab and Muslim Americans have been compelled, time and time again, to apologize for acts they did not commit, to condemn acts they never condoned and to openly profess loyalties that, for most U.S. citizens, are merely assumed. Yet despite their apologies, condemnations, and professions, their voices still aren't heard."