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Greek Dancing: All the Styles of Greece s Traditional Dances

Greek Dancing: All the Styles of Greece’s Traditional Dances ” width=”1000″>Greek dancing has a large variety of styles in Greece. Credit: Kurayba / CC 2.0 – Illustration: Greek Reporter Thursday is International Dance Day and how better to celebrate than by discovering five of the most popular Greek dances! Greek dances for every occasion Dancing, (or “horos”), has held a very important place in Greek culture for thousands of years. ” width=”1080″>Over time it has evolved to suit the needs of different groups of Greeks, who have made their own dances, leading to great regional diversity in this most physically expressive of the arts.

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Opinion | Why it s time for the U S to recognize its genocide against Native Americans

Opinion | Why it s time for the U S to recognize its genocide against Native Americans
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I felt like Julie Andrews fleeing the convent : Escaping illogical Covid rules in the mountains of Turkey

âPolice! Masks! Seat belts!â shouted our guide, Tolga, as the coach was waved down in the middle of nowhere. A mad scramble ensued to find some sort of face covering. It was the third day of our walking tour in eastern Turkey and our group of 12 had happily bubbled up, covering our faces only to enter hotels, restaurants and museums.Â Tolga flung a pack of disposable masks down the aisle to those of us cowering behind seats as the policeman stepped aboard. Fortunately he laughed at our predicament and wished us a pleasant journey. A more punctilious man could have fined us Â£100 each.

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Time to get the genocide teaching bill over the line

Time to get the genocide teaching bill over the line New Hampshire has already passed a law mandating genocide studies. Itâs time for the Massachusetts Legislature to pass its own version. By Kevin Cullen Globe Columnist,Updated December 10, 2020, 6:52 p.m. Email to a Friend Pro-Armenian protesters displayed placards and flags while riding on a vehicle and calling for an end to hostilities in Nagorno-Karabakh, also known as Artsakh, during a demonstration in October.Steven Senne/Associated Press On Wednesday, the day the United Nations sets aside to remember the victims of genocide, a group of human rights organizations in Massachusetts held a webinar that featured speakers whose lives are testimony that the devastating effects of

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