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During Paris Fashion Week,  March 1st – 9th , several designers showed up with casts full of diversity for the Fall 2016 collection. According to Vogue, Balmain continued to be leader in casting women from many different ethnic backgrounds with faces […]

Culturs Global Multicultural Network has featured musical artist “Mawule” on Culturs TV, on line, and also in its upcoming print magazine.  A TCK talent, this skilled musician took time to give us an in-depth look into choices he made when […]

Melissa Harris-Perry, host of her self-named show on MSNBC and professor of Politics and International Affairs at Wake Forest University, devotes her professional research to exploring the issues placed on black Americans in society and the ways in which black […]

Welcome to Culturs! Where we speak your language. What does that mean? Depending on who you are and how you identify, we speak your language by exploring the diversity of cultures and how each person puts their own unique spin […]

Q&A With Current Digital Magazine’s Gabe Carey   Gabe Carey is the Editor in Chief of Current Digital Magazine, a multicultural digital entertainment publication with a focus on gaming. While he may only be a Freshman studying creative media at Champlain […]

Since its’ premiere in July 2013, the popular Netflix original show, Orange is the New Black, has opened up the door for more diverse identities to be presented in the mainstream. The newest addition to the fictional Litchfield Federal Correctional […]

“It’s a hard knock life for us.” That’s the famous chant as sung by Parker, Colorado’s Random Acts of Theatre Company, or RATCO, in its recent play, “Annie Jr.” This production is a special rendition of the Broadway musical “Annie,” […]

Harvey Milk once said “It takes no compromise to give people their rights. It takes no money to respect an individual. It takes no political deal to give people freedom. It takes no survey to remove oppression.” Though these words […]