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The Shadows of Colorism: A Legacy of Colonialism That Still Hurts
Colorism is a word that might not get as much attention as racism, but its impact runs deep, especially within Latino ...
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Biafra: Tagging agitators terrorists violation of human rights – Ekpa’s USB to Nigerian govt
The Simon Ekpa-led United States of Biafra has warned the Nigerian government that tagging Biafra agitators as terrorists is ...
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Policy intervention needed to sustain use of indigenous languages in schools — Tourism Minister
Madam Abla Dzifa Gomashie, the Minister of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, has underscored the need for a policy ...
Las Vegas celebrating ‘International Mother Languages Day’ to preserve indigenous languages
On Saturday, the City of Las Vegas is hosting an event to celebrate culture and language from across the world.
Five things to do around Boston, Feb. 24 - March 2
Honor Martin Luther King Jr., attend a jazz performance, and take your pick of Lunar New Year celebrations.
Droughts, floods and economic uncertainty: Portraits of the Wayuu people in northern Colombia
Luciane Mengual, 22, a mother of two from the Wayuu community, lives with her 47-year-old mother, Nelly, in an informal ...
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Liberia: Preserving Liberia’s Linguistic Heritage: LIBELP’s Mission to Revitalize Indigenous Languages
In Liberia, a silent crisis is unfolding — one that threatens to erase the rich tapestry of indigenous languages that have defined the nation’s culture for centuries. Nearly half of Liberia’s 16 ...
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At contentious Statehouse panel, Abenaki leaders urge lawmakers to reconsider recognition of Vermont groups
Burlington, who plans to introduce a bill that would set up a task force to review past tribal recognition decisions in the state.
In Denali’s shadow, little love for again calling the mount McKinley
President Trump’s executive order to rename the Alaska peak — North America’s highest — perplexes and worries many who live in its snow-shrouded midst.
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Chile’s Indigenous carnival kicks off in the city of Arica
Chile’s biggest carnival is kicking off at full speed today. As many as 150,000 people have traveled to the northern Chilean ...
‘Across Common Grounds’ exhibit at Bates confronts questions of cultural identity
Some years ago, at a diversity and inclusivity meeting I was attending, an Asian American woman confessed that as far back as ...
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How Authors Are Reclaiming Indigenous Histories
Books by Indigenous authors have gained prominence in recent years, inviting readers into narratives that haven’t always been ...