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Chefchaouen Part 2: Photo Gallery
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 […]
Series: Part IIII of III – Central & South Americans Immigrant Tsunami – Carla Alvarado Immigrates from Cuba to the U.S.
This interview reveals a long time friend Carla Alvarado experience coming to the United States as an immigrant. Carla came to Miami, Florida at the age of 10 in search of a brighter future. Carla explains the trails and tribulations […]
Series: Part II of III – Central & South American Immigrant Tsunami – Is Miami at the tipping point?
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 […]
Series: Part I of III – Central & South American Immigrant Tsunami – Can it be an Economic advantage?
Immigration has always been an issue throughout the United States. Over the past quarter of a century the United States population has increased faster then the industrialized nation. Daily, new immigrants are migrating to the United States daily in search […]
Kayla’s TCK experience without actually traveling
Welcome to Culturs! Where we speak your language. What does that mean? Depending on who you are and how you identify, we speak your language by exploring the diversity of cultures and how each person puts their own unique spin […]
“Sigue Remando q ya llegamos”(Keep rowing we almost there)
Ex Cuban president Fidel Castro and his Communist regime powered Cuba for over three decades. The Castro regime had many Cuban supporters. However, those against the regime outweighed those in support. The island of Key West, Florida is located 90 […]
Part 2 : Remembering Stonewall
For LGBTQ+ individuals in America, June 28th 1969 was the day that changed everything. The social script was challenged and people took a stand for the ones they loved. People started fighting for their rights and the nation began to […]
Musings Abroad-My Life in Spain: Translating for the First Time
I wasn’t sure what to expect when I woke up. My head was spinning not from lack of sleep, but from excitement and anticipation. This day would be a bit different from other days. My family had arrived in Spain […]
