Food and Genocide
by Dorothy Lander One hundred and seventy civilians, mostly schoolchildren, in southern Iran will never eat another morsel of food.
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/254587
From 4,700 years ago comes this sophisticated, slightly abstract marble sculpture of seated man playing harp, & maybe singing. It was originally painted, & is one of the earliest-known depictions of musicians (Cyclades Islands). In The Met Museum, New York City.
by Dorothy Lander One hundred and seventy civilians, mostly schoolchildren, in southern Iran will never eat another morsel of food.
www.tryhealingarts.ca H-ealing A-rts R-econciling P-eoples March 8, 2026 Happy International Women’s Day, Honourable Michelle Thompson & Honourable Tim Houston: I
Follow the Money. A commitment to truth and justice marks the resistance of the less powerful against the exercise of
NOTE: This piece was researched and written by a very alive human (John Graham-Pole), not by ai robot. A year
