Embracing a Cultural Essence
In today’s fast-paced world, where many people are caught up in the demands of modern life, it can be easy to lose touch with one’s heritage. It is important to honor the tradition...
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In today’s fast-paced world, where many people are caught up in the demands of modern life, it can be easy to lose touch with one’s heritage. It is important to honor the tradition...
A view of a shop selling papel picado decorations and Day of the Dead-themed items at a market in Mexico City — AFP
My roots are buried deep in time—...
Our roots can influence us in ways we may not always recognize. As a Mexican American, my culture is woven into many parts of who I am. It can be found in the traditions my family...
A dancer wearing a traditional costume performs during a "Convite," a traditional dance festival in Guatemala— AFP
By Dan and Jennifer Digmann When we hear the word “roots,” we tend to gravitate toward where we came from. We think about our parents and grandparents, our hometowns, traditions, a...
By Sage Crump. Sage Crump introduces a new essay series from the Culture Justice Initiative (CJI).
Western wear and country music are dominating the culture.
The school builds on Freedom School summer programs built around African principles and culture.
Culture in Two Words Strip away the slogans, values statements, and culture initiatives and two things remain. Get these two right and culture gets stronger. Miss the connection...
by Rick Plasterer, Juicy Ecumenism An earlier article reviewed the first part of Carl Trueman’s recent book To Change All Worlds: Critical Theory from Marx to Marcuse, which recoun...
A woman dressed in imperial style costumes poses for a selfie beside the moat which surrounds the Forbidden City in Beijing. -AFP
By Stacie Prada To quote the band Talking Heads from the song Once in a Lifetime, “How did I get here?” And why does it matter? For my ancestors who died before I was born, I contr...
By Andrew Clarke, Founder, Braata Productions When we speak about nation building and national development, the conversation often turns to roads, bridges, technology, investment...
Celebrating legacy and building futures with the Vineyard Icon Scholarship and cultural impact.
Ashley MoyoSENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITERCULTURAL activist and musician Brighton Chikurumani has called on the government and traditional leaders to intensify efforts to preserve the...
Her parents were part of a generation who left Sri Lanka, but Cynthia grew up surrounded by reminders of it, from her mum drawing pictures of the island to writing blue aerogrammes...
Nature uses biological "blunders" to adapt and survive. Culture demands conformity to create belonging. What happens when these two forces meet?
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By Tanya Mote. Tanya Mote documents the emergence of the Chicano Civil Rights Movement in Denver in the late sixties and shows how culture, the reclaiming of narratives, and authen...
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