[left: Palestinian woman holding key to home now under Isr*eli occupation]
[right: Keys hang from a tapestry at a school in Aralez, Armenia, representing the keys to homes left behind by the survivors of the Armenian Genocide]
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[left: Palestinian woman holding key to home now under Isr*eli occupation]
[right: Keys hang from a tapestry at a school in Aralez, Armenia, representing the keys to homes left behind by the survivors of the Armenian Genocide]
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My grandma told me she was happy I got the option to be single and unmarried once.
Every time I speak to my 90 year old grandmother, my heart feels so full because she never fails to ask about my partner. She always tells me to tell her sheâs praying for our health and happiness, and for us to live a happy long life together.
I never thought coming out would bring me so much closer to the people who I love the most in this world.
A part of me always hurts for my queer family members I grew up close with who do not share the same support from their parents. At times I feel this immense guilt for the sheer luck I have had with my father and grandmother (the people that raised me).
As an Armenian-Iranian the past two weeks have been sitting heavily on me.
I want to preface this with two things before I begin: I support my people of Iran, and I am by all means not a monarchist.
Now, I need to state the absolute frustration i have felt for the past 5 years with western and SPECIFICALLY American leftists. Your armchair politics and theory mean nothing because you do not apply it to your lives. What I mean is that you are useless. You look down on the global south, on people fighting for freedom from their oppressive governments who are, let me tell you, by all means capitalist, despite being anti-US or having âcommunistâ in their name.
You shame those for fighting against theocratic regimes, regimes who arrest and murder leftists in their country, and regimes that torture people for not aligning with them politically.
You call our people American agents, and want oppressed people to sit and WAIT until the American empire falls.
Yet you do NOTHING to bring about the fall of the American empire, because you are in your cushy armchair reading theory.
You want the global south to wait for YOU to action a revolution to bring about the fall of the American empire, yet you do nothing.
You want our people to SUFFER without end while you get to live on that armchair looking down on our movements because your comfort is subsidized by our suffering. It is bought through the destruction and exploitation of the global south.
Real theory is made on the ground, not in your books. Revolution is messy. Revolution is imperfect.
Iranians are a freedom loving people. They brought down the Shah because they wanted freedom, we want the right to choose. Iranians are bringing down the Islamic Republic because they want freedom, they want the right to choose. Every dictator will fall at our hands, every theocrat, every figure that rises to oppress and contain us will fall. We have proven that.
It is your choice whether you want to pretend to be educated, whether you want to pretend to be a revolutionary. Letâs be real, most white western leftists that control the narrative only fantasize about a communist utopia where they are in power. At the end of the day, it is about power, about ego for themâ not freedom of the global south. The narrative surrounding Iran proves that. Westerners do not care about brown people. We are just theory. We are a concept. The liberation of the global south means nothing to them, and we will always be looked at from under someoneâs boot.
Sincerely,
An Armenian-Iranian Anarchist
As an Armenian-Iranian I have no words anymore.
Syunik is Armenia's southernmost village that is comprised of many children and elderly, as well as normal civilians, who are actively being shot at by azeri soldiers as an intimidation tactic to scare them away and overstep Armenia's boundaries, because they see your silence and know they can get away with it.
I don't understand how people claim to stand against genocide and crimes against humanity, but are silent about Armenia time and time again. You cannot truly be against genocide if you see and hear us shouting for some attention, some help, some calls for action and for justice, yet ignore it for selective activism.
Talk about the Armenians, speak about the Lebanese, support Iran's civilians - your silence is noticed and your silence is killing us. Why are you exclusively picking who matters and who is worth your attention and efforts?

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Knowing full well that no media outlet is covering what is happening in Armenia, here are some updates for those who wish to stay informed:
For the past three weeks, azerbaijani forces have been firing at Armenian cross-border villages. Although no injuries have been reported, the gunfire has damaged residential homes. On the night of April 13, azerbaijani forces opened fire on the Armenian village of Khnatsakh in the Syunik Province, damaging the local Cultural Center.
The Board of Directors of the Export-Import Bank of the United States has approved two final commitments totaling more than $339 million to support aircraft exports to azerbaijani Silk Way West Airlines, which has been implicated in transferring weapons from israel to azerbaijan, and its cargo flights from israelâs ovda airbase to azerbaijan have notably increased, particularly in 2024, aligning with periods of heightened military activity by the azerbaijani regime. This follows a long-standing pattern, where Silk Wayâs flights to israel have consistently risen during times of military escalation by the azerbaijani government, particularly during conflicts with Armenia and Artsakh. Since 2016, israel has been a key military supplier to azerbaijan, and ovda serves as a crucial airfield for this transfer of military materials.
While the US and israel are aiding and arming azeris, Hungary has blocked the EU from allocating an additional 10 million euros ($11 million) in ânon-lethalâ military aid to Armenia through its European Peace Facility (EPF). Unlike other EU member states, Hungary has openly supported azerbaijan in the Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) conflict. The Hungarian Foreign Ministry reaffirmed that support three days after the outbreak of the 2020 Armenian-azerbaijani war in Artsakh.
As an Armenian-Iranian I have no words anymore.
Every year, as my family gathers, I mourn their loss. I mourn the loss of so many that do not accept me because of my queerness, and those that I cannot accept because of their hate.
My heart aches holding onto memories of my childhood of us all together, before I knew myself, and before I knew them.
As a diasporan with so little family near me, I will forever miss the childhood wonder I felt when we were all in a room together. I will miss speaking my villageâs dialect with people who understand every word. I will miss the photo albums, and memories shared of a homeland Iâve never seen.
I wanted to highlight a common argument/standpoint most colonizers globally use when speaking of the lands they occupy.
This argument absolutely astonishes me. Committing active genocide and then saying âokay and we erased you so itâs ours now, what can we do about it, itâs the circle of lifeâ.
(Yes, I refer to Turks, including Azerbaijaniâs as colonizerâs because they identify with the colonizing groupâ not with their ancestors who underwent Turkification.)
I want to write this for all the queer West Asians and North Africans out there as a little hope, something I wish I saw when I was younger.
I came out to my dad when I was 21. To be fair I hadnât even come out to myself truly until I was 20. I knew I wanted my dad to meet any partner I would have one day, so coming out to him before I was in a relationship was my first step.
He didnât believe me at first, I told him when he was in the middle of one of his homophobic rants. He just said I would change. One day youâll change, youâll want a family. When that didnât work, and I got into my first relationship with a woman, he would just ignore the fact that I was gay.
Iâm 24 now, and my partner and I went to visit him this summer. He met her for the first time, and I was so worried he would say something offensive. But I know my dad, he wouldnât risk disappointing me in that way.
He spoke with her, he engaged in conversations with her, and at the end of our trip he gave her a hug and a pat on the head.
Ever since we came home, whenever I FaceTime him, he asks about her. And yesterday, he told me he was glad I met someone with a good heart. He said itâs not easy to find people like that.
When I introduced her to my grandmother, she asked her to come closer, she gave her a kiss on the forehead and held her hand. She told us to be kind to one another. I couldnât help but laugh when she told us to not fight, and then I understood what she actually meant, she was telling us to not physically fight each other. I assured her we would never do that.
My grandmother born in 1935 in a small village in Iran. Who was forced to marry at the age of 12. Who grew up deeply religious, pulled me close and told me to not care what others thought, to care about my happiness first.
My grandmother who prays for the health of me and my girlfriend at the end of every phone call.
I just want to say, that there is hope. When I had originally came out to my grandmother, she told me to never speak of it again. She is now the first person to always ask how my girlfriend is doing whenever we speak.
I know itâs not always safe to come out to our parents. I think many of us can gage whether it is safe to do so or not. I know I am everything to my father, he has always uplifted me, he always gave me freedom to dress how I wanted and to go out with friends whenever I wanted. I knew my father was the âblack sheepâ of the family (something he was not ashamed of), which helped me know whether it would be safe to come out.
Despite him being homophobic, I knew that if I came out to him, he would be forced to change. That does not mean we did not have painful conversations. He has offended me, but I accepted that this was something I would have to deal with as he came to terms with the fact that his beloved daughter is gay. Meeting my partner changed his perspective even further now.

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turtle island indigenous solidarity with palestine, now and forever!!! (acrylic on canvas, 4x4 in)
this design combines the ojibwe medicine wheel with the pattern of the kuffiyeh. both are symbols of resistance against colonization and the persistence of culture. i wanted to show solidarity across indigenous cultures of the world in the face of dehumanization and imperialism!
the colors of the medicine wheel are really similar to the colors of the palestinian flag, which have historically been illegal to paint in, so including those colors was also important to this piece.
additionally, i painted this with my late grandmother's paints, because it is two years the anniversary of her death soon, and i want to honor her as well as all those who have been martyred by israel.
[ ID: Painting of the ojibwe medicine wheel, a circle separated into four triangles, in black, red, yellow and white, against a dark green background. The wheel is also painted with the net pattern of the kufiya. /End ID ]
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hi! is it okay if I use your post with "there is something so lonely in the people you love not speaking your tongue." in one of my web weavings posts? i will give you full credit and tag you in the post. it's ok if not! :))
Yes absolutely! Thank you for asking :)

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yt supremacists and American fascists brining up Armenians and Artsakh being ethnically cleansed only after the fact. The irony of them never actually showing an IMAGE of the ethnically cleansed people they speak of. Instead they show our churches.
I wonder why they fear showing the Brown people being murdered? Because the fact that Armenians are Brown and Indigenous isnât profitable for them. It doesnât do well with their agenda to victimize themselves as yt Americans.
Their tired âChristian genocideâ propaganda, when they actually mean âthe shaming of yt fascist christian Americansâ.
These people would never, and do not care about Indigenous Christianâs in SWANA being persecuted. They also wonât mention the fact that a leading cause of our persecution has to do with our Indigeneity.
Fascists like them are the exact reason we have lost our homeland. Why we lose our culture. Fascists like them are the bearers of genocide.
I really hope no diaspora Indigenous Christianâs fall for their shameless bullshit.
Paradise Lost series by Valery Melnikov, 2020.
Local resident Anushavan stands in a pomegranate garden in the courtyard of his house. In his hand is an old Kalashnikov assault rifle, which he kept from the first Karabakh war.
Abovyan Hasmik cries in the doorway of her house in the village of Nerkin Sus, Nagorno-Karabakh.
Local resident Areg sits near a burning house in the village of Karegah.