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Q&A with singer Stuart Benyamin
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Singer Stuart Benyamin comes from a musical family and hopes to inspire people with his music.
Q&A with Fashion Designer Sekhwa Kado
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Sekhwa Kado is a young Assyrian fashion designer from Iraq who currently resides in Michigan. She hopes to one day have couture stores around the world.
Q&A with Jelbert Karami
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Jelbert Karami's art is influenced by his native Iran, Assyrian culture and community in California. Karami's art conveys emotions that words sometimes fail to express.
The issue with male body issues
Michelangelo’s statue of David.
How men are supposed to look is something that confronts men as early as their childhood, by watching cartoons and commercials. And it doesn’t seem to end.
Q&A with Sabri Atman
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Sabri Atman has devoted his life to sharing stories and researching one of history's most forgotten genocides — the Assyrian Genocide.
Q&A with Athra Kado
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Athra Kado is a solider with the Nineveh Plains Plains Protection Unit (NPU) who fights to safeguard the existence of Assyrians and other minorities in Iraq.
Q&A with Billy Tooma
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Billy Tooma is a professor, filmmaker and author who enjoys teaching others about people history may have forgotten.
Q&A with Robby Edo
Dr. Robby Edo is taking on the monumental task of preserving one of the world's oldest languages into his own hands.
Q&A with Robert Hannah
At only 30 years old, Robert Hannah is the youngest member of his Swedish political party’s central committee. Defending the rights of immigrants and members of the LGBT community are some of the issues that are important to him.
Q&A with Ink Tipped
Ink Tipped, also known as Diana Odisho, is a poet who uses words and rhymes to make sense of her surroundings, near and far.
Q&A with Linda George
Linda George is often the artist Assyrians introduce to their non-Assyrian friends. With a career spanning three decades, her God-given talent continues to inspire fans, old and new.
Q&A with Thomas Lazar
Thomas Lazar's wedding dresses receive interest from across the globe, as evident by his large online following. More is certainly in the works for this young designer.
10 Assyrian Churches From Around the World
"Nestorian priests in a procession on Palm Sunday, in a 7th- or 8th-century wall painting from a Nestorian church in Tang China" x
A collection of Assyrian churches from around the world.
Q&A with Nansy Khanano
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Nansy Khanano is a young artist in Canada who encourages those around her to appreciate art, in its many forms, as much as she does.
Q&A with Shamina
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Shamina's soothing voice will have many wanting to hear more.
Q&A with Nineveh Dinha
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As a broadcast journalist, she was told to change her name to be more marketable. Deciding then to keep her name and stay true to herself, Nineveh Dinha has now started her own online magazine, all on her own terms.
Q&A with Sarah Ego
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She competed in The Voice Germany and studies music at one of the top universities in Germany. Sarah Ego's ability to sing in many languages is set to make her a global voice worth listening.
Q&A with Ninsun Poli
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Swedish-made music is taking the world by storm and Stockholm artist Ninsun Poli's music is on its way to being heard on radios across the globe.
Q&A with KSRA
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She went from making music in her basement to sharing the stage with some of the biggest musicians in Chicago. KSRA is soon to become a household name.
Q&A with Kevin Hanna
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Kevin's way with words have many listening to what this young rapper has to say.