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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 […]

“Yesterday is History, Today is a Gift, Tomorrow is a Mystery.” As you look through the crowds at Tomorrowland, hundreds of different flags being held and waved for representation, it’s obvious that Tomorrowland has a cultural diversity that can’t be […]

The start of summer brings relaxed sunny days, long party nights, the feeling of absolute freedom but most importantly, the beginning of music festival season! While Coachella and EDC are two of the most popular music festivals they are babies […]

The familiar chill of mountain air greeted me as soon as I stepped off the bus. For about the past hour and a half we had driven up narrow and twisty roads. The landscape, though very different, reminded me of […]

The African and European continents were standing almost as if they were silent giants in the Strait of Gilbraltar. As I traveled by ferry, Spain held a soft but constant presence from the horizon, while Africa became more distinctive and […]

The following travel photos come from Chefchaouen, Morocco. The city’s name comes from the nearby mountain tops which resemble the two horns of a goat, and is known more by the locals as Chaouen. The word for goat is ‘chaoua’. Spanish […]

Dog sledding with Snow Forest Adventures kicks off Culturs.guru Travel Expert Carri Wilbanks’ visit to Muskoka, Ontario, Canada. “A briefing from well-trained guides on how to mush takes dog sledding to a whole new level of fun, as I run […]

South Florida is home to many cultures. Many Central American and South American families sacrifice leaving everything behind in search of a better future in United States. Death is many times a possibility when this risky journey is steered. Often […]