diversity

Mohamedhussein Raza says his childhood curiosity led him to carefully examine his cultural DNA to uncover the ideal mix of influences that shaped his modern identity. Raza and his ancestry Raza was born and raised in Tanzania as a third-generation […]

Traveling while serving in the military allows for multiple opportunities to explore a certain culture. Someone may wish to settle down in a country they were stationed in after they retire. Or, there is a chance someone may continue to […]

Have you ever been identified as the token [fill in your most visible identity] representative?  Perhaps someone asked you, as the only Black person in the room, what the group can do to make people of color feel more included. […]

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.

Halloween is just around the corner and the decorations and spooky vibes are spreading around like a virus. The holiday is extremely popular in the United States, with over $9 billion in spending predicted. However, how is Halloween celebrated in […]

Proper representation in any sort of media is important but having a distinct character or narrative in videography relating to the audience is incredibly impactful. Cross-cultural presence in media Speaking on the importance of proper representation, finding a character upon […]

When thinking of reggae music, a lot of people normally think of Bob Marley. He was born in Jamaica in 1945 and died in 1981 due to cancer. His name still remains relevant, well-known and evergreen, even 40-plus years later. […]

We all know the United States’ 45th president, Barack Obama. However, a lot of people are unaware of his lifestyle as a boy. He spent his early childhood moving from country to country with his mother and never fully settled […]