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Let’s Get Personal: Hidden Diversity
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 […]
Hidden Diversity Across Different Races and Cultures: ‘But You’re Not Really Asian?’
Pico goes to India. Pico looks Indian. Pico gets classified as Indian. But Pico is British. In The Road Home, a short film by Rahul Gandotra, Pico a ten-year-old British boy attends Woodstock boarding school in the Himalayas. He is a […]
Why 20th Century Diversity doesn’t fit 21st Century Citizens
I have come across something quite troubling in the many training activities surrounding diversity. In these activities I am required to admit my struggles and my privileges. The way that we focus on diversity, and how we talk about […]
Lacking Diversity in the Modeling World
Have you ever flipped through a magazine or saw a commercial and thought the models looked predominantly caucasian? Unfortunately, race has been a recurring issue in the modeling industry since its start, either showing under representation of a race or […]
Spreading Diversity
No matter if there is a black president like, Barack Obama, a white canadian center in the NBA like, Kelly Olynyk or a gay talk show host that is arguably the most funny one out there like, Ellen Degeneres. […]
Hidden Diversity: What is Cultural Mobility?
Being Culturally Mobile can be a positive aspect in a person’s life. It can increase confidence and open one’s mind to the world. Cultural mobility is a broad term with people who fall under categories like: Multi-ethnic, Military Brats, Global […]
Who You See In Ads Can Define What ‘Ordinary’ Looks Like, No Matter Where You Are In The World
Representation in advertising matters, according to a new report from the Geena Davis Institute that was released at Cannes Lions 2026.
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.







