‘Brahmastra: Part One — Shiva’ And How It Highlights Indian Culture
In this edition, we’re going to look at “Brahmastra: Part One — Shiva,” a film that may not have hit…
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In this edition, we’re going to look at “Brahmastra: Part One — Shiva,” a film that may not have hit…
For Aztec and Mexican-American bestselling author Anita Sanchez, the term “indigenous” has a lot of meanings. “Anthropologically, we are all…
For Aztec and Mexican-American bestselling author Anita Sanchez, the inspiration for her book “The Four Sacred Gifts: Indigenous Wisdom for…
In Part 2 of this series on Missionary Kid Ian Contival, he talks about the culture shock of moving back…
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Singer-songwriter Regina Spektor has defined her career through lingual mobility similar to how her childhood was defined by cultural mobility….
Nissim Black has used rap music to explore his varying identities his entire life, especially as he searched for religion…
Human Rights Watch Film Festival 2015 New York City, United States June 11- June 20 As discussed in Part I…
For those with hidden diversity and underrepresented identities, seeing yourself represented in entertainment can mean feeling pride in your identity, perhaps even for the first time.
In her journey towards finding belonging in the Jewish community, this woman discovered a cyclical pattern between representation, tolerance, and the acceptance of her own identities.
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