Wednesday, October 14 2026
Destinations Podcast - Eugene Tapahe

The Destinations Podcast: Healing, Art and The Sacred Power of the Jingle Dress with Eugene Tapahe (VIDEO)

Loving Mixed Race Family Leaning On Fence On Walk In Countryside

‘Dr. Jenn’ On Helping Parents Show Their Mixed-Race Kids How To Figure Out Their Own Identities

Paria Hassouri, Paria Hassouri, M.D., Found in Transition

Paria Hassouri: An Immigrant Mother’s Journey in Radical Acceptance

Hispanic Heritage Month — OPINION: Why it’s Significant to the U.S.A.

Negra Como Soy: Music with Emilio Sasamu Thomas on XOTV

Negra Como Soy: Emilio Sasamu Thomas and His Musical Journey (VIDEO)

Dia de los Muertos (Image by Andy Giraud from Pixabay)

Dia de los Muertos, On the Rise Internationally

CULTURStv: ‘Being Gray:’ A liminal identity explored through art: Part 1

Destinations With Doni: Impressions of ‘Wakanda Forever’ — Part 1 (VIDEO)

Portrait of a transgender female looking distracted aside

Amnesty International and Iranti-Org Unite for ‘Trans Love Letters’ Campaign on International Transgender Day of Visibility

The Big Door Prize (Photo courtesy AppleTV+)

Unlock Potential: ‘The Big Door Prize’ Returns for Season Two

Apparently, All You Need to Create the Perfect Woman is Photoshop and an American Magazine

Courtney Noonan 687 0

Is perfection something that can be summed up  in one image? Marius Vibe sure thinks so. Vibe, a  Norwegian artist, recently used the art of  Photoshop to combine eight American and British  celebrities into what is now being called, “the […]

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Home is where your passport is

Travel reflects your personality

Samantha Malpiedi 626 0

In a study by Julia Zimmermann and Franz Neyer in Journal of Personality and Social Psychology the impact of travel on personality was examined and it was found that travel actually changes your personality. Both short-term (1 semester abroad) and […]

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Before You Say Abortion Helps Women…

Lauren Sawinska 187 0

Access to safe and legal abortion is vital to a woman’s health, right? That’s why phrases such as “reproductive health” are so commonly used, right? Besides, the medical risks giving birth are greater than the risks of having an abortion, […]

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Celebrities use fame to combat sickle cell disease

Elleyne Aldine 362 0

It’s almost weird to have a day go by not hearing about someone supporting breast cancer or military families. Understandably so, as these issues touch many lives — I myself have had family members in each of these groups, and […]

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What Clothing Means To Different Cultures

Emily Short 870 0

Clothing means something different to people from contrasting backgrounds as a person’s culture can shape his or her relationship with clothing.                 In Hawaii, wearing midriff-bearing tank tops and bikini bottoms smaller than some underwear is considered the norm. Among […]

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Celebrities Ledisi and Daphne Oz make “me” time

Elleyne Aldine 219 0

I recently had the opportunity to interview two high-profile women about how they balance personal and professional responsibilities while still reserving some “me time.” Why talk about that? Because when we’re content with ourselves, it becomes contagious. These two: Billboard-charting […]

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Rebel Wilson: A global nomad

Courtney Deuschle 321 0

Rebel Wilson is a rising star in the United States today, but her career didn’t start there. She was born in Australia to parents who had to travel all over the world for their job as dog handlers. Believe it […]

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Spreading Diversity