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Why Bhaaratiya (Indian) Weddings Are Elaborate Celebrations (Part 2 of 2)
In many cultures, marriage is a short ceremony. In Bhaaratam (India), weddings are elaborate not for spectacle, but because life itself is honored through Samskaaras — purifying rites.
Relationship as a Sacred Responsibility: Reflections from a Bhaaratiya (Indian) Wedding (Part 1 of 2)
In a world filled with many kinds of relationships, the most sacred relationship — outside the relationship one has with oneself — is the relationship between a man and a woman formed through marriage.
Check Out the Short Pilot Episode for ‘Wheels & Roses’
If you’re into anime and roller derby with a diverse cast, you’ll probably want to check out a new animated series called “Wheels & Roses.” Orange Blossom Studios, an online-based, independent animation studio created by queer Cantonese-Jamaican founder Pearl Low, […]
How Waconzy Melds Afrobeats Into ‘We Wish You A Merry Christmas’
If you’re in the mood for a more international version of the holiday song “We Wish You A Merry Christmas,” you’ll want to check out the latest rendition by Nigerian singer/songwriter Waconzy.
How TCK Singer HILLARI Blends Her Norwegian and Filipino Heritage Into Her Music
Norwegian Filipino R&B/soul and contemporary pop artist HILLARI started entertaining at a very young age.
4 Ways Digital Storytelling Transforms Travelers’ Tourism Experiences
Travel planning used to be a chore for many — maps, guidebooks, and generic “top 10 attractions” lists often left travelers uninspired.
Lucy Liu Channels Her CCK Experience Into ‘Rosemead’ Movie
For Adult Cross-Cultural Kid and actor Lucy Liu, being the child of immigrants meant that one language was spoken at home while another was spoken outside the home.
‘Ben Between Africa’ Shines A Light On The Missionary Kid Experience
Growing up, filmmaker Ari Nasser Ali’s mother Marion didn’t talk about her older brother Ben, or much about their experiences growing up as Mennonite Missionary Kids in Ethiopia.
















