Ara Khachatourian

Asbarez

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English editor of Asbarez, a bilingual newspaper that serves the Armenian-American community

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From Kim Kardashian to the Pope, the cause to recognize the Armenian genocide has gotten vocal support in recent weeks, leading up to today’s centennial anniversary.

Armenians March for Recognition

From Kim Kardashian to the Pope, the cause to recognize the Armenian genocide has gotten vocal support in recent weeks, leading up to today’s centennial anniversary.

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