Culture

The Whole Enchilada—How Mexican Food Took Off in America

Mexican cuisine has become such a popular part of the American food scene that it’s hard to imagine life in…

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African Religions and Their Gods

African people are very spiritual and have diverse religious beliefs, yet sacred and history books rarely mention African Gods and…

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Rich Flavors of Latin American Cuisine

South American, Central American, and Caribbean food is dynamic, diversified, and has flavors for everyone, from Mexican stews to Brazilian…

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How Palm Trees Arrived In California

The world knows California for iconic palm trees, beautiful beaches, Hollywood glamour, and a laid-back lifestyle; however palm trees are…

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Here Comes the Bride—A Brief History of Marriage

Marriage or pair bonding is as old as humanity. The institution of marriage has evolved across different eras, cultures, and…

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How Communities Celebrate New Year’s Day

New Year’s Day is a famous public holiday that is celebrated globally. It is usually observed on January 1, although…

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Juneteenth: Through the Civil War to National Remembrance

Commemoration of Juneteenth started as local community observance but grew into a cultural event, a symbol of social justice, and…

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Progress for LGBTQ Rights in India, Despite Slow Acceptance

Despite challenges, LGBTQ rights in India have achieved steady progress through legal victories, media visibility, and social acceptance

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Sushi Conquers the World

Sushi boasts a rich history, full of artistry and heritage. Explore how this delicacy traveled the world, evolving to suit…

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Social History of Menstruation: From Silence to Celebration

Periods! It’s that time of the month again. Women break taboos by striking, retreating to menstruation huts, and joyfully celebrating…

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