Haram, Music for the Forbidden

Punk has been a platform for protest for decades, and with the current political climate punk is experiencing a new renaissance. Haram is one of those bands that is leading the new wave of tolerant punk. With their debut full-length […]

Climate change is a hotly debated global topic, which is expected to impact poor and low income nations first, and will eventually affect every nation. While this issue is largely in the hands of wealthy nations and the UN, it […]

An earthquake measuring 6.2 on the Richter scale rocked Guatemala this week, with tremors felt as far away as El Salvador and Mexico. In the quake’s aftermath, people took to social media to document the damage. For those who felt […]

This Culturs TV Wednesday Energy Medicine Minute comes from Niagara Falls, Canada, where Culturs expert Donna Eden demonstrates an Energy Medicine technique designed to help “seal in” your feelings of radiance, gratitude and joy. There are moments when you may […]

Esther Wheelwright was a nun in the 1700s who lived in three different North American cultures from childhood through adulthood.  Born in Wells, Maine in 1696, her quiet life as a tavern keeper’s daughter would soon be thrown into a […]

Melody Tovar’s mother is from France. Her father is from Venezuela and her brother was born in Switzerland. Now her family lives in the United States and she is the only natural-born U.S. citizen in her family. Growing up she […]

I can slay my own dragon/ I can dream my own dreams/ My knight in shining armor is me The Cheetah Girls brought diversity to the U.S. small screen, but what exactly did they break through? Before these girls took […]

The Cheetah Girls, a popular girl group made famous by Disney, took the world by storm with their messages of intersectional feminism and multi cultural families in the early 2000s. Marketed towards the young female population in the United States, […]