Martha Cardinal embodies resilience as a survivor of residential schools, drawing strength from her family and cultural practices.
Miss Kaninna Will Ruffle Feathers. Get Used to It.
Miss Kaninna embodies the struggle for Blak rights through her music, confronting oppressive systems and honoring her Indigenous heritage.
Miss Kaninna Will Ruffle Feathers. Get Used to It.
Miss Kaninna is a fearless R&B/hip-hop artist advocating for indigenous rights and cultural reclamation, embodying a legacy of activism and speaking freely.
'Nobody hugged me'
Martha Cardinal embodies resilience as a survivor of residential schools, drawing strength from her family and cultural practices.
Miss Kaninna Will Ruffle Feathers. Get Used to It.
Miss Kaninna embodies the struggle for Blak rights through her music, confronting oppressive systems and honoring her Indigenous heritage.
Miss Kaninna Will Ruffle Feathers. Get Used to It.
Miss Kaninna is a fearless R&B/hip-hop artist advocating for indigenous rights and cultural reclamation, embodying a legacy of activism and speaking freely.
The liberated lens: a chronicle of African cinema and photography
The article discusses the dual role of photography in colonial contexts: dehumanization of Africans and their reclamation of identity through self-expression.
Mati Diop's "Dahomey" reflects on the cultural implications of reclaiming artifacts taken from the Kingdom of Dahomey, blending history with modern reception.
Sudanese farm grows connection in Minnesota amid conflict at home
The Sudanese Farming Group provides a platform for Sudanese Americans to reconnect with their agricultural heritage and build community through shared farming efforts.
'we are nomads, we are dreamers' shows at socrates sculpture park in new york
Suchitra Mattai's 'We Are Nomads, We Are Dreamers' explores identity, diaspora, and the reclamation of history through vibrant textile sculptures.
A New Generation of Inuit Throat Singers Are Shaping an Arctic Sound
Inuit throat singing is evolving as urban youth reclaim their cultural identity and traditions in contemporary settings.
Can Beyonce Ever Burn Down the Barn?
Beyoncé's new album 'Cowboy Carter' blends country music with her unique style in a bold and culturally significant manner.
The cover art and imagery from 'Cowboy Carter' symbolize Beyoncé's effort in cultural reclamation and challenge to traditional country music norms.