Category Archives: civility

The Է (EH) of Our Identity: A Call for Unity, Dignity, and Hope

Posted on December 29, 2025 by thisihumblyspeak

In the heart of Armenian life, a single letter does more than shape words. It bears a layered symbolism that links language, faith, and identity. The seventh letter of the Armenian alphabet, Է (pronounced “EH”), carries a weight that far … Continue reading →

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We’ll Do Us

Posted on July 9, 2025 by thisihumblyspeak

On my way into a grocery store, I observed a mother and her early teen child walking together. The teen, head down and eyes glued to her phone, bumped into another woman without offering any apology or acknowledgment. The mother … Continue reading →

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Civility

Posted on August 18, 2020 by thisihumblyspeak

These are tumultuous times. There is conflict, division and dislike turning to hate everywhere I turn. It is difficult to explain exactly what is occurring or why it is happening, but my observations and experiences from the past few months … Continue reading →

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