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Art Campaign Shares Iranian Women’s Struggles, Urges Americans to Take Notice

Activist Hooman Khalili hopes to inspire Iranian women to resist abuse and terrorism through murals displayed on college campuses across the United States. The murals, he said, are meant to spark civil discourse — especially among students — and draw attention to the fight for human rights in Iran at a time when all the focus is on Gaza and Ukraine.

Conflict, Culture, Human Rights, Islam, News, North America, Politics, Religion, Society, Women, women, Education, Art & Music, Art and Music, Arts & CultureMyrian OreaAugust 8, 2025Myrian Orea, art, murals, Israel, Iran, women, human rights, Islam, religion and politics, Zenger, Zenger News, ZengerNews, art and musicComment

Houston’s Oldest Greek Orthodox Church Expands, Embraces Ancient Tradition

Houston’s Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral, one of the largest Greek Orthodox communities in the nation, expects to cover each of its walls with colorful Byzantine iconography by the year 2027, hoping to continue expanding as membership grows. Formed in 1917, the Annunciation community was the city’s first organized Greek Orthodox Church.

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