Natalie Gutierrez’s Book Addresses CPTSD & Healing Within the BIPOC Community
By Virginia Isaad “You are a resilient soul” — that’s how Boricua therapist Natalie Gutierrez begins her book on the trauma and healing Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) face in The Pain We Carry: Healing from Complex PTSD for People of Color. The...
Traveling While Black: 10 Tips To Stay Safe In 2023
By Kendra Pierson What does a Black family need to know to be safe? What are the telltale signs that help a Black family know whether a destination welcomes multicultural visitors? Is there a way to know whether that gas station or restaurant off the highway will be...
She Didn’t Expect To Get Melanoma. Why Black People Need Sunscreen
By Amudalat Ajasa and Teddy Amenabar Growing up in Hackensack, N.J., Jacqueline Smith spent plenty of time outdoors, including going to the beach with her family. Smith’s parents never wore sunscreen. So, neither did she. Smith knew she faced the risk of sunburn —...
Indian And Filipino Restaurants Underrepresented In The Asian Food Scene, New Study Says
By Sakshi Venkatraman How immigration and colonialism have made Chinese and Japanese food staples in the U.S. — but have left Indian food in the dust. Indian and Filipino restaurants are two of the most underrepresented cuisines when compared to their respective...
Opening The Doors To Medical School For People Of Color
By Lucelis Martinez As a child of Somali refugees, Abdikarin Abdullahi saw firsthand how quickly personal health can become an afterthought in communities of color. He grew up in a family with limited financial means. When they got sick, he and his siblings learned...MultiCulturalism Today™
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