Mehran Sorourian

My son was sleeping in the back seat. I took our exit and as I approached the stop light, I saw a man holding a sign “Looking for work!” I was two cars down and had my glasses on so I gave myself a permission to stare at him for a few minutes. He seemed to be in his mid-60s. His backpack was nestling by the bushes few feets away. His jeans were slightly worn out but clean. His white shirt matched his hair that was combed neatly to the back. His lips pursed, and his eyes stare

Are you coming from a culture that taking care of kids is mom’s primary job? Are you debating between staying home or going back after delivery? Do you feel guilty going to work while your colleagues drop off their infants in daycare and go to work peacefully? If your answer to any of the questions above is yes, this article can bring some clarity… As a Middle Eastern-American woman, I was raised by a stay home mother. My mom took care of everything house related. She cooked,

I create cross culture holidays for myself and my family to enjoy. In this article I shared how I stay neutral and focus on the joy of holid

Exactly a year ago yesterday, I got to proudly participate in my first election as a U.S citizen after 16 years of residency ! How ecstatic I was to see a woman as the first female president of the U.S. with my vote. And how disappointing was the outcome... As a middle eastern immigrant woman who deeply cared about women influence and leadership, I was furious, disappointed ,and depressed beyond words. I first thought of writing about the emotional charge of Trump election b