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Bryon Summers, photographer  The We Love You Project is creative art activism started by photographer Bryon Summers. The goal is to capture the portraits of 1,000 African-American males of all ages to provide “A simple but powerful reassurance to our […]

Grace grew up trying to balance between her black and white identities. She struggled to find an answer from her family and community, who could only see her as black or white, never both at the same time. She turned to […]

The Olympic Games: it’s only during these games that the world gets to compete and experience each countries highest trained competitors together on “one stage”. Separated every two years, the Olympic Games have been going on since the 8th century beginning […]

Culturs had the opportunity to sit down with a panel of four highly educated women, (from left to right) Elissa Hope, Christine Manzanares, Ashley Moore and Latoya Noel, to talk about the timely topic of diversity in the Oscars and […]

Culturs TV continues with the final segment of a three-part series in meeting with Grace Stamps to discuss her artwork and how she feels it has created a space for discovering identity. Stamps says by using her paintings to explore […]

Culturs TV sits down to talk with Grace Stamps, a multicultural artist that gets her inspiration for her pieces from her struggle to truly discover her identity. Self-identifying as black, Stamps has African American, Caucasian, and Native American racial backgrounds. […]

In the third and final segment of this Cultures TV series talking to Kayla Banks on her “Eye for an Eye” dance piece, Culturs will discuss with Banks how connection is everywhere, especially in this piece. “Eye for an Eye” […]

Culturs TV returns with our conversation with Kayla Banks, a multicultural dancer, to continue to talk with her about her dance piece, “Eye for an Eye,” and how the movements in the piece came to represent the Israel-Palestine conflict. Banks […]