In this enlightening discussion, Daryl Cooper, a guest expert on the Armenian Genocide, delves into the horrific events and personal traumas that define this dark chapter in history. He examines the systematic violence faced by Armenians, particularly women and children, emphasizing the importance of remembering these atrocities to prevent future genocides. Cooper also draws parallels with other historical persecutions, highlighting the psychological impacts of such horrors and the necessity for healing and reflection in navigating heavy conversations.
