#cultural-representation

#cultural-representation

Born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Georges attended St. John's University in New York, where he specialized in photography and directing. His work spans personal projects as well as fashion and editorial assignments that reflect a sensitivity to the people, places, and stories he encounters. Georges is interested in capturing moments of quiet intensity, exploring the passage of time, and fleeting emotions.

Afrofuturism, an artistic and sociopolitical liberation movement, examines the past, questions the present, and reimagines the futures of Black people through science fiction and other genres.

After conceding a fourth goal to the US Virgin Islands, the crowd unexpectedly erupted in support of the Marshall Islands team, showcasing their pride despite the loss.

Pio Zirimu coined the term orature to describe the oral literary tradition of Africa, connecting it to the global medieval canon and challenging Eurocentric scholarship.

Emily Wurramara stated her solidarity with Palestine and oppressed Indigenous peoples, emphasizing music as a powerful form of freedom and expression for marginalized communities.

The 1873 painting by John Gast shows a group of white pioneers traveling west, forcing a group of Indigenous people out of frame.

Black professionals represent 7% of the marketing and advertising workforce and 5% in leadership roles, highlighting a significant disparity despite making up nearly 14% of the U.S. population.

Ashley Holland, the curator and director of curatorial initiatives at Art Bridges, emphasized the importance of Indigenous perspectives in American art collections, stating, "Indigenous perspectives are foundational to any American art collection. We are honoured to continue our deep support of Indigenous art with this acquisition and look forward to sharing these works with audiences around the country through our loan programme."

The study found that only a small number of sightings described the stereotypical looped body of Nessie, suggesting that most witnesses are truthful in their experiences.

MACLA explores Chicano and Latino history through performing and visual arts. Its mission is to make Latinx artists, culture and community visible through art.

The film tries to be politically diplomatic by including astronauts from diverse nationalities but ultimately falls into the trap of tired stereotypes.

Sucker Punch is an American company and we are well aware that we don't naturally come equipped with the cultural knowledge to bring feudal Japan to life,

With everything that's been happening, I just felt like I needed to stand with my people and show them that I'm with them. I wanted to represent them that day.

The AANHPI Education Equity Act seeks to enhance teaching of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander history in New York public schools.

Boba, taro, and White Rabbit candies are star flavors in Asian-inspired beers.

These kids are being used as political pawns. I wanted to remind people from the very beginning that these are just kids. These kids deserve to have a childhood.

For many Vietnamese refugees and their families, this flag is a powerful symbol of freedom, democracy and remembrance. As emojis become an essential part of our digital communications, it's time the diversity of our community is reflected there too.

stupidDOPE is now accessible in over 100 languages, including Urdu, allowing a broader audience to engage with their culturally rich and diverse content.

The design prioritizes virtues like cooperation and openness, presenting them in functional ways rather than direct symbolism, creating a civic cultural space.

Fewer than 4% of statues in Australia are of women, indicating a societal failure to recognize the historical contributions of women.

"This is my family. We've known each other for so long. There's so many people here, so to see it grow to this level is amazing," said Chu.

Coming from a girl group, we're all super ethnic; we range from all over.

"Shōgun," a powerful drama set in feudal Japan, was honored for its cultural authenticity and reimagining of James Clavell's novel, shifting away from outdated white-savior themes."

"I personally don't believe in remaking that movie, because I think this movie is very much of its time."