What Trans Representation Looks Like in Colombian Media: A Personal Perspective
In a previous article, we looked at the history of trans representation in United States media, where visibility was just…
Why Documenting Stories Matters: David Saechao’s Lasting Impact
David Saechao’s journey as a writer began with a realization: finding information about the history, traditions, and language of his…
How Community Centers Preserve Cultural Heritage: Inside Seattle’s Eritrean Hall
People gather at community centers to participate in recreational activities, connect with others, and learn new skills. With an estimated…
How to Navigate the Line Between Cultural Appropriation and Appreciation
The rise of the internet has made it easier than ever for us to learn, share, and celebrate our cultural…
The Urban Legends of Hawaii
Hawaii takes pride in its culture and representation of its people. Hawaii has a diverse population, many of whom are…
The Silent Struggle: A Professional Landscape Overview of Immigrant Worker’s Rights
In the heart of the American Dream lies a silent struggle, it is a journey fraught with challenges and obstacles…
Meet Ebony Hickey: Discovering Adoption Through Art
Adoption is an incredibly complex and individualized experience. It can bring great joy, immense sadness, and a lifetime of wondering,…
Ethnicity · Movies · National Origin · Race
Adoptees Don’t Need to be Saved, Even In Hollywood Films
There are hundreds of books and films with plots focused on adoption, but it is easy to neglect the importance of focusing on the adoptee rather than their family.
Meet Aurora Hinz: Life as a Korean Transracial Adoptee
While many adoptees carry deep trauma connected to adoption, Aurora is grateful to have had a positive experience.
How do World Affairs Affect Adoption?
The top countries from which children are adopted have histories of economic, social, and political turmoil. According to the same study, China, Ukraine, and Ethiopia were among the top 10.