When your culture goes viral, do its people benefit?

When a culture trends, it looks like acceptance. What it feels like on the ground is a different question entirely.

Inside BlerdCon, Where Black Nerd Culture Takes Center Stage

William Beal II drove his prized possession, a 2016 Dodge Charger R/T, through a small makeshift entrance on South Clark Street and parked it with the other cars arriving at ...
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'Books don't fix anything, but sometimes they help you survive it'

Thirty-five-year-old Amy Drew of Bennington writes under the pen name of Elizabeth DeCicco. She writes when the mood and the spirit move her, and whenever she can find ...
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U.S. donates leftover border wall materials, including to Texas for its own wall

The federal government has donated at least $6 million worth of leftover border wall materials to Texas, which will use them for the state’s plan to build its own wall. The materials bought with ...

Food security and community memories are the key ingredients of a new Tla’amin cookbook

Denise Smith cherishes her childhood memories of her parents harvesting and preparing traditional ɬaʔəmen (Tla’amin) foods — ...