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We Didn’t Come Over on the Mayflower!
The ignorance of our history has cast some of our “paesani” into the hinterlands of bigotry and prejudice, and thus led them to their coincidental and shameful consequences of non-acceptance of those who are not like us! I can arrive at no other conclusion as I offer up the three incidents below.
Remembrance Day - Reading and Music
New York City. On January 27, Giornata della memoria, we gathered outside the Consulate General of Italy on Park Avenue to read the names of the thousands of Italian Jewish victims of the Holocaust.
This year the traditional ceremony is enrich with a new feature: the invitation to the public is not just the one to read, but to play music as a counterpoint to the ongoing reading.
Nedo, Andrea and Talia
On the occasion of the Remembrance Day, i-Italy publishes again this interview released on 27th January 2009. An encounter with journalist Andrea Fiano, member of the Board of Directors of the Primo Levi Center (NYC). He is the son of Nedo Fiano, an Auschwitz survivor, and the father of Talia, an Italian American teenager
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WHO ARE WE, AND WHY
We are a group of independent journalists and public intellectuals determined to create an authoritative point of encounter, information, and debate on the Internet concerning Italy and Italian America.
As part of this endeavor we are offering here instruments for the creation of a bilingual community project on the Web open to all and called ITALICA
WHAT WE DO – AND WOULD LIKE TO DO WITH YOUR HELP
• Information and discussion on current social and cultural events;
• In-depth examination and cultural debate;
• Community building and social networking.
PEOPLE WE ARE TALKING TO – AND HOPE WILL JOIN US
• Americans of Italian descent
• Americans with no Italian ancestry, but who have an interest in Italy and Italian lifestyle and culture.
• Italians living and working in the U.S.
OUR MAIN TOPICS
• Italian America: social, political and cultural events related to the Italian/American community.
• Italy in the U.S.: Italian events in America, including among others artistic, cultural, and business events;
• Italy in italy: Italian current events in the fields of politics, society, culture and “lifestyle” (e.g. fashion, style, cuisine, tourism);
DISCLAIMER:
Please note that ITALICA is a free, un-moderated community, created for the sole purpose of providing a social space for those interested in all things Italian and Italian-American. The opinions expressed herein by members registered at ITALICA are theirs only and do not reflect in any way the opinions and editorial policies of its creators. We ask you, as readers and contributors, to keep this in mind when you open a blog or any other message on this site.
As part of this endeavor we are offering here instruments for the creation of a bilingual community project on the Web open to all and called ITALICA
WHAT WE DO – AND WOULD LIKE TO DO WITH YOUR HELP
• Information and discussion on current social and cultural events;
• In-depth examination and cultural debate;
• Community building and social networking.
PEOPLE WE ARE TALKING TO – AND HOPE WILL JOIN US
• Americans of Italian descent
• Americans with no Italian ancestry, but who have an interest in Italy and Italian lifestyle and culture.
• Italians living and working in the U.S.
OUR MAIN TOPICS
• Italian America: social, political and cultural events related to the Italian/American community.
• Italy in the U.S.: Italian events in America, including among others artistic, cultural, and business events;
• Italy in italy: Italian current events in the fields of politics, society, culture and “lifestyle” (e.g. fashion, style, cuisine, tourism);
DISCLAIMER:
Please note that ITALICA is a free, un-moderated community, created for the sole purpose of providing a social space for those interested in all things Italian and Italian-American. The opinions expressed herein by members registered at ITALICA are theirs only and do not reflect in any way the opinions and editorial policies of its creators. We ask you, as readers and contributors, to keep this in mind when you open a blog or any other message on this site.
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