Penpalooza: Writing Letters to Strangers Eased My Lockdown Loneliness
The art of letter writing has managed to make one of the most isolating chapters of my life feel bright and full.
Culture
College Student Burnout: How to Cope in a Semester of COVID
How do you avoid college student burnout, especially in a pandemic? Stress may be unavoidable, but burnout can be prevented with these tips.
Vibing with ‘Em All: Pokémon We Related to the Most in 2020
Which of these Pokémon did you relate to the most in 2020?
Unwrapping Identity: Figuring Out the Reflection of Who We Are
With personal reflection and introspection, we can reveal answers to some of our own questions to allow the gift of our most authentic selves to be seen.
December Holidays Around the World that Spark Joy
December is one of the few months of the year amped with many multicultural festivities!
Find the Perfect Gift at a Native-Owned Small Business
Feed someone’s dream and support a Native-owned small business today!
Native American Food Indebts Us to the People Who Were Here First
Popcorn, fried green tomatoes, grits, beef jerky, clam chowder, chocolate — some of our favorite foods are rooted in Native American culture.
Indigenous People and Lands Are Still Here and Should Be Honored
Speak energy into the names that honor Indigenous people and lands that are still here; and work towards a better future for us all.
10 Scary Creatures from Around the World
Venture forth and explore how different cultures speak about the grim and the ghastly — if you dare…
Celebrating the Magic of Black Witchiness in Entertainment
Black people aren’t completely absent from traditional (and stereotypical) depictions of witchiness, but when it comes to Black witches in entertainment — there’s not a whole lot.