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Expats & Exceptionalism: England’s World Cup Team as an Example of Immigration Patterns
The FIFA World Cup — men’s and women’s — joins the Olympic Games as arguably the best examples of the positive sides of nationalism and patriotism.
OPRAH WINFREY AND HER LESSONS FOR CULTURALLY FLUID PEOPLE
If you’re creative and culturally fluid — be it an Adult Third Culture Kid or Military BRAT or even just an expat — Oprah Winfrey has some life lessons that could apply to you.
More Than a Game: How European Basketball Fans Redefine Atmosphere
European basketball is unlike anything most U.S. fans have experienced, where fans become just as much a part of the game as the players themselves.
How Chris Armas’ Boricua Upbringing Helped Him Become A Better Soccer Coach
Chris Armas, the head coach of the Kansas City Current in the U.S. National Women’s Soccer League, had a distinctly cross-cultural upbringing.
How Former Issuu.com CEO Joe Hyrkin Used Lessons Learned from a Decade In China To Succeed In Business
For Joe Hyrkin, most of his business skills and acumen were formed on the streets and trains of China.
For ‘Spirit Rangers’ Showrunner Karissa Valencia, Representation Truly Does Matter
Karissa Valencia, whose family is half Chumash, half Mexican, says Indigenous representation in Hollywood and especially animation “just hasn’t been present at all or accurate.”
A New Book Helps Military BRATS and Their Families Navigate Autism Across Assignments and Transitions
Military life can be both stabilizing and deeply challenging for families raising a child with autism.
How ‘Pow!’ Director Joey Clift Draws Inspiration From Indigenous, Anime and Pixel Art
For writer/director Joey Clift, loving video games and loving his Indigenous culture don’t have to be mutually exclusive.







