cross cultural kid
How Getting Counseling Helped Adult Cross-Cultural Kid Pauline Yeghnazar Peck Help Not Only Herself, But Others (Part 1 of 3)
For Pauline Yeghnazar Peck, an Iranian Armenian American licensed psychologist, helping individuals and couples navigate the many competing needs of family life, career, relationships and self-care with more clarity and ease didn’t come about by a long-term plan.
Adult CCK Ivana Baquero Stars In Netflix’s Upcoming ‘A Widow’s Game’
Netflix this week unveiled the first images of “A Widow’s Game,” a movie based on the story of the case of “the black widow of Patraix” starring adult Cross-Cultural Kid (CCK) Ivana Baquero.
The Strong Voice Of Cross-Cultural Country Music Artist Keith Urban
Nothing comes down to real happiness than to listen to country music driving down the hills of mountain against cool breeze and fresh air. Country music and country pop music has its special vibe with cheerful yet deep feelings. It […]
Latin Queen Shakira Expresses Her Love For her Origins Through Cultural Fluidity And The Experience of being a Cross Cultural Kid
Most people know Shakira for her Latin dance moves and great vocals. What they may not know is that she is also a Cross Cultural Kid. She took the United States by storm in 1997 without relinquishing her multicultural roots. […]
Jose Alberto Morales-Velazquez — From Puerto Rico to Nuclear Missile Silos (Part 1 of 3)
Jose Alberto Morales-Velazquez was born in Fajardo, Puerto Rico and grew up in Ceiba, Puerto Rico. His mother Elsa Velazquez took care of him and his sisters Delma and Moraima. His father, Roberto Morales, owned a local grocery store and […]
There is no ‘There, There’: Author Tommy Orange and his Exploration of Urban Native Identity
“There, There” is a novel published by Tommy Orange in 2018. Being Orange’s first published novel, he received high praise for the riveting storytelling and themes related to urban native identity. Orange identifies as part of the Cheyenne and Arapaho […]
Adult Cross Cultural Kid and Emmy Winner Jharrel Jerome Uses His Diversity When Acting
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.
Where is Home?
The answer to this question has changed a lot for me over the years. I’m a Cross Cultural Kid (CCK), as I grew up in a place that was not my parents’ homeland. My parents were born and raised in […]
