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Thursday, August 6 2026

'Strength and Dignity' (Photo courtesy Eugene Tapahe)

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Capturing his Navajo Culture: Eugene Tapahe on Photography, Art and Advocacy

Fear, Faith and Film, Part 1

Tatya Bird and His Silent Sound in Nature's Flow

Must Listen: Tatya Bird and His Silent Sound in Nature’s Flow

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Future Uncertain for Worldwide Coffee and Cocoa Industries

Indian Weddings (Photo Credit: Theera Ulaa)

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Why Bhaaratiya (Indian) Weddings Are Elaborate Celebrations (Part 2 of 2)

Charlize Theron in Fast 9 (Image credit-Universal)

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Charlize Theron — Her Hidden Diversity & Global Mobility as an Actor

Type 1 Diabetes

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Musings Abroad – my Life in Spain: What is a Diaversary?

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Passport Problems: Dubai Resident Explains One of the Challenges of a Global Lifestyle

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TCKs In Brazil: Max Saragoussi on ‘What is a Nationality?’ and Arsene Charlon on ‘Sedentary Nomad’ — Part 2 of 4

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Musings Abroad: Ireland’s Guinness Storehouse

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Who You See In Ads Can Define What ‘Ordinary’ Looks Like, No Matter Where You Are In The World

John Liang August 5, 2026 0 27 0

Representation in advertising matters, according to a new report from the Geena Davis Institute that was released at Cannes Lions 2026.