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Published April 30, 2017 by Mischa Geracoulis
Despite broad consensus that previously long-held beliefs about race that emerged from social, economic and political agendas rather than anthropological, historical or biological facts, and…
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Leave a CommentPublished April 26, 2017 by Mischa Geracoulis
IT WAS LATE APRIL in the Capital, a time of blossoming cherries, daffodils, and other imported botanical cheer. The annual White House Easter egg hunt…
Continue reading The other F-word on history, memory and experiments in Armenian-Turkish coniliation
Leave a CommentPublished February 14, 2017 by Mischa Geracoulis
Mary Mazzio, attorney-turned-humanitarian documentarian, impassioned founder of 50 Eggs Films, and producer of such films as Underwater Dreams, The Apple Pushers, and Contrarian, spotlights another…
Leave a CommentPublished September 27, 2016 by Mischa Geracoulis
San Francisco’s Temenos Catholic Worker house, the ministry founded by the Rev. River Sims, takes the Worker mission to the city’s front lines. Sims was…
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Leave a CommentPublished November 11, 2015 by Mischa Geracoulis
The Latin adage Ex oriente lux, ex occidente lex (“from the East, light, from the West, law”) expresses a yin-yang-like balance, signifying that both Orient…
Continue reading ANALYSIS: ‘Reorientalism’ is finding a new East
Leave a CommentPublished August 31, 2015 by Mischa Geracoulis
Greece is a microcosm of the world, complete with money problems and refugees. The EU should be doing more to aid those rendered most vulnerable…
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Leave a CommentPublished August 1, 2013 by Mischa Geracoulis
Though diabetes is exploding worldwide, the tribes of the American Southwest take the lead. The ravages of diabetes in the U.S. Native American population are…
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Leave a CommentPublished February 1, 2013 by Mischa Geracoulis
We live on a rhythmic, vibrational planet where everything is energy, vibrating at frequencies that produce sound — even if imperceptible to the human ear.…
Continue reading UCLA Doctors Revive the Ancient Technology of Sound Healing
Leave a CommentPublished May 23, 2012 by Mischa Geracoulis
Human trafficking is the commercialization of that which no one has the right to sell – human lives. These lives – approximately 30 million women,…
Continue reading The Not-So-Free Market: How Consumerism Fuels Human Trafficking
Leave a CommentPublished August 7, 2011 by Mischa Geracoulis
Documentary and indie filmmaker, broadcast journalist, actress (with starring roles in more than 20 films), and writer (with two feature-length screenplays under her belt), Dina…
Continue reading Ancient Greek Mythology at the Heart of Contemporary Filmmaker Dina Demetrius
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