By Rebecca Romani November 23, 2020 When she was a ten-year-old refugee trying to get over the border between Iran and Turkey, young Mahshid could have never imagined what would...

By Rebecca Romani November 24, 2020 The 20th century seemed to have reserved a special kind of hell for populations around the world beset by war, genocide and coups, creating...

Article by Rebecca Romani September 30, 2020 No one said history was easy. Or fair. Or wholly right. Or even told by the real voices who lived it. Add in...

Article by Rebecca Romani May 12, 2020 With everyone social distancing and public spaces, restaurants, libraries, art galleries, etc. closed, the San Diego region is starting to resemble one of...

Article by Rebecca RomaniFebruary 7, 2020 It’s sometime, maybe mid-day, maybe early morning, and the jitneys, or gypsy cabs, run in and out of Jim Becker’s car service. As the...

By Rebecca Romani  February 12, 2020 Many scientists describe their work with adjectives normally reserved for beauty while some artists seek the precision of mathematics or digital images. What might...