‘We’re all different, and we’re still here’
Known to the world as the First Nations, Indigenous populations have spanned the historical timeline, maintaining their sense of culture and indigeneity despite centuries of loss and oppression.
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Known to the world as the First Nations, Indigenous populations have spanned the historical timeline, maintaining their sense of culture and indigeneity despite centuries of loss and oppression.
Whenever Salam visited the West Bank, it felt "like breathing fresh air after losing breath." Her family's village, Rammun, served as her safe haven. To her, it was a home filled with welcoming neighbors who also cherished community, who treated her "as a person."
By the hands of animators, the lifeless come to life. With every frame, a universe develops, brought to life by the whirlwind of intense emotions the characters experience as they embark on mystical adventures. Animated classics, like “The Lion King,” “Spirited Away,” “Shrek” and more, invite us into an illustrated world where fantasy has no boundaries.
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It’s no secret that there are innumerable barriers for Black women who are pursuing a degree in STEM.
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