Wednesday, September 30 2026
U.S. Marines form up (Image by Joel Rivera Camacho via Unsplash)

Experiencing the World Through Careers: The Military (Part 1 of 2)

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Traveling internationally for fun and leisure results in wonderful memories that last a lifetime, yet the same experiences can be had if one’s job is involved, especially if it’s in the military. Experiencing a new culture, exploring new landscapes, and […]

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TCK Closeup: AJ Zilinsky

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AJ Zilinsky is a Military B.R.A.T. whose father served in the U.S. Air Force, so he and his family moved every time they got stationed somewhere new. AJ has lived in England, California, New Mexico, Florida, Wyoming, and Colorado, staying […]

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'There There' by Tommy Orange

There is no ‘There, There’: Author Tommy Orange and his Exploration of Urban Native Identity

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“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 […]

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Ramon Tikaram in BBC's 'Happy Valley' (Image credit: Red Production Company Limited)

Ramon Tikaram — When Many Cultures Form One Identity

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Identity is a dynamic and often complex part of people’s lives. At some point, everyone struggles with their sense of identity. This is particularly true for multicultural individuals. If everyday people struggle with this, one might wonder how a professional […]

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Keanu Reeves — His Multicultural Background and Inspiration

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Background Keanu Reeves is one of the most talented and beloved actors in Hollywood who has done many movies throughout his career, some of which became global hits, and has a multicultural background. Reeves was born on September 2, 1964, […]

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George Sisneros — 50 Stories From the Last 10 Years in Guatemala as Missionaries

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For author George Sisneros, his kids leaving the nest was something he “never thought about as a missionary.” Sisneros’s new book, “Do You Love Me?: Giving Up the American Dream to Serve the Underprivileged,” describes him selling his house and […]

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Where is Home By Romita Bulchandani (Photo credit: Jhonathan Rodriguezo)

Where is Home?

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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 […]

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Audrey Hepburn — A Third Culture Kid in the Golden Age of Hollywood

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The Beginning Audrey Hepburn is one the Golden Age of Film’s most iconic stars. Even though she was seen as a U.S. actress, Hepburn is a Third Culture Kid (TCK) who began her life in Europe. Edda van Heemstra Hepburn-Ruston […]

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