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My hurt is not Indigenous, nor is my suffering. There is an incompetency in reducing my identity to trauma and…
Using trauma as an analytical tool to address Indigenous peoples’ issues creates a skewed perception of the situation amongst these…
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“What’s that?” This was my Indigenous coworker’s response after I asked him what he thought about land acknowledgements. In his…
If reminiscence is movement into the hypothetical places of our past, I never imagined how much I would be moved…
There is no doubt that the collective experiences of the pandemic have left an indelible mark on everyone’s life. For…
Many American Catholics are confused about whether they can in good faith vote for Kamala Harris in the presidential elections…
The Victoria’s Secret Show returned in 2024, six years after their last show in 2018 due to a combination of…
People are obsessed with true crime, and more and more podcasts, documentaries, and streaming series are being created to meet…
Whether you are a 5-year-old looking forward to trick-or-treating or a 20-year-old university student looking forward to attending the best…
There’s no doubt that Halloween has gained immense popularity in Asia. Growing up in Asia, Halloween has always been one…
