Global Culture
Geronimo: A Native American Legend
Geronimo Legend Now the legend I will tell you, includes my ancestors. One of the names of them is […]
Series I of III: The Vivid colors of Yellow, Blue and Red roams the South Florida streets
The Colombian culture in Miami, Florida has grown tremendously over the past two decades. Colombia is located in the northwest corner of South America and is about three times the size of Montana. The country has a highly diverse population […]
VIDEO: Part III: Intersectionality Personified: Izzy’s Story
As you have seen in the last two parts of this, series, TCKs and LGBTQ+ individuals have their own definitions of the cultures and communities. But what happens when we find a cross of these two lifestyles? For Izzy, her […]
My Native American Culture (Part 3)
Jobs The jobs that the Chiricahua Apache people had are also much different than what people have today. The moms and dads of the tribe had a lot of responsibility. The woman, or moms, were in charge of the homes. […]
Trini Girl In London… Roof Top And Busspepper Parties
As they say in Trini, it’s ” Fantastic Friday,” the Friday before the hype of Carnival. Over the past few days, some friends from abroad arrived and the excitement has been building. We spent the previous day collecting costumes and […]
Interview with a TCK: Brie Tomlinson a German at Heart
Brie Tomlinson seems like your normal college senior. In 2011, she moved from Colorado Springs to start school at Colorado State University and comes off as your typical Coloradan. But Brie has a much different background. She is a TCK, […]
5 Racial Controversies Within Professional Sports
Sports are filled with excitement, competition, and controversy. We love to discuss all the great things that happen within the game, but after all it is just a game. Often times, the controversy that come with the excitement is more […]
My Native American Culture (Part 3)
Jobs The jobs that the Chiricahua Apache people had are also much different than what people have today. The moms and dads of the tribe had a lot of responsibility. The woman, or moms, were in charge of the homes. […]

















