Elyse Semerdjian teaches Middle Eastern history at Whitman College in Washington state. She talks about sectarianism, its dangers, how religion is manipulated to gain power within multicultural societies, and how Armenians can use the accrued experience as minority communities in various countries to offer new approaches to finding peace and compromise in an increasingly fragmented Middle East.

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