Monday, September 14 2026

Keka Araújo is Unapologetically Afro-Latina

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Ian Contival on How To Adjust To The Culture Shock of Moving Back ‘Home’ (Part 2 of 2)

The Destinations Podcast: Soccer Coach Chris Armas On Turning Culture Into Victory

The Destinations Podcast: U.S. Soccer Hall of Fame Coach Chris Armas On Turning Culture Into Victory (AUDIO)

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What to Know Before Applying for a Partner 309 Visa

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How to Stay Up-to-Date with iGaming News in a Rapidly Evolving, Culturally Fluid Industry

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Taboo Easter Celebrations Around the World

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For those around that celebrate the Christian holiday of Easter, this time of year is especially significant for renewal and fresh beginnings. The holiday celebrates the resurrection of Jesus, a significant figure in the Bible and the Christian religion, who […]

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Hidden Holidays: Baha’i followers celebrate Ridvan

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By Sarah Ash There’s an old saying that goes “everyday is a reason to celebrate.” For some this might mean appreciating the little things in life, like a good cup of coffee in the morning, or extra snuggle time with […]

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Chanting and Chabad: Jewish Meditation Practices

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It’s no secret that there is power in the breath. All of the plants and organisms on our planet are driven by the pure life force that is air. However in today’s busy world of to do’s, often times it […]

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Sacred Tattooing

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Long gone are the days when having a tattoo was looked at as rebellious and taboo. Tattoos are becoming a larger part of culture around the world, where even some of the biggest CEOs are sporting their own ink. But […]

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The soothing movement of Tai Chi

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By Sarah Ash On a sunny day at the local park in the United States, it’s likely that you’ll see a few children laughing and running around a playground But if you’re lucky, you might see someone practicing an ancient […]

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Mysteries of the Hare Krishna

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“Hare Krishna Hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna Hare Hare, Hare Rama Hare Rama, Rama Rama Hare Hare. For relief of all the anxieties of material life, please chant these names of God.” This was inscribed on a card recently given to […]

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The soothing movement of Tai Chi

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  Photo Credit: Pixaby   On a sunny day at the local park in the United States, you might be lucky enough to see someone practicing an ancient art called Tai Chi.   Tai Chi is an ancient form of […]

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PART I: Religious Persecution Today- Myanmar

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Barrack Obama, the current president of The United States, recently commented on ISIS during the National Prayer Breakfast on Feb. 5, and has caused some criticism for his remarks in which he compared the acts of Islamic militant group ISIL, […]

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