Global Culture
‘Worlds Apart’ — Sarah Lutterodt And Her Memoir That Weaves Threads of Connection Across Multiple Cultures
The eventful life of Sarah Lutterodt spans multiple cultures — Black/White, U.S./British, Western/African, academia/business.
A New Anthology Of Japanese American Incarceration Stories During World War II Is Out
While some may be familiar with Terie Miyamoto or TV and movie star George Takei and their background as internees or descendants of internees at U.S. concentration camps for Japanese Americans during World War II, theirs are not the only voices to talk about the experience.
Decolonizing the Rogue River
Visitors come from all over the world to experience the beauty of the Rogue River by raft in Oregon, a state in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States.
‘Sunny’ — A Movie About A Widowed Expat Living In Japan
There’s a new movie set to come out on AppleTV+ this month about a U.S. expatriate living in Japan.
How Technology Shapes Our Cultural Migration and Travel
Only a generation ago, it was mostly army or diplomat staff and high-level academic or business people who moved abroad with their young families. Now, more people prefer to experience life in a new country or travel frequently with their kids.
Paulina Lule Stars In The Upcoming ‘Emperor of Ocean Park’
Non-binary, genderfluid, pansexual Ugandan American actor, filmmaker and conservationist Paulina Lule is making waves in Hollywood, starring opposite Academy Award winner Forest Whitaker in MGM+’s upcoming series “Emperor of Ocean Park.”
‘The Ocean Inside Me’ Recounts R.G. Shore And His Profound Spiritual Healing in Prison
In an almost all-white prison in the U.S. Pacific Northwest, R.G. Shore, a person of color, turns up the static and allows the white noise to drown him in sound.
‘Primos’ — A Disney Cartoon About Growing Up In An Extended, Bicultural Family
“Primos,” a new cartoon series about a Mexican American girl growing up with her extend family of cousins is set to premiere on Disney Channel next month.