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Jharrel Jerome is the first Afro-Latino and Dominican actor to win an Emmy. Growing up, he felt like an outside in elementary school because of his mixed race.

Sports seem to bring us together as much as they tear us apart — crowds will come together in community, finding comradery in shunning the other. It seems to be a part of humanity’s rivalling nature, no matter where you […]

These three comedians with hidden diversity are taking the comedy world by storm.

It’s really about feeling like you belong. It’s about having someone who understands you and not having to explain it. That was Culturs Magazine’s own Doni Aldine, who was featured on Rocky Mountain PBS this month! Aldine talks about her […]

By Caroline Sawtelle On the surface, many view Charlize Theron as a white, all-American, well-known actor. However, her true background spans much deeper than what many see on the surface. Hidden diversity in Hollywood is more prevalent than many recognize […]

During most discussions about diversity, it’s not seen as a strength but rather an obstacle to overcome. Committees overseeing diversity within organizations often spend months deciding how to define diversity and end up failing at initiating real change. For universities, […]

When it comes to collegiate fraternities and sororities, Black Greek Letter Organizations (BGLOs) emerged in the early 20th century due to the discrimination that many black people were facing within the United States at the time, especially in higher education. […]

International adoption in many cases can be rich with hidden diversity. “Adoption is not for the faint of heart,” Jillian Lauren admitted in her TEDx Talk chronicling her family’s journey through the adoption of her son and her perspective both as […]