You don’t have to disagree with Harari’s pleasant moral and political ideals. But the story he pushes about our Rama and, by ...

Kansas City area members of the Hazara, an ethnic minority in Afghanistan ... help refugees understand what is often a very different culture. And volunteers spend time showing new arrivals ...

A hereditary embroidery tradition, phulkari was historically practised by women of the Punjab region in present-day India and Pakistan ... importance in Punjabi culture, as it is embroidered ...

The same day, Filippo Grandi ... an atheist and member of an ethnic minority group in Afghanistan known as the Hazara, returning home under the rule of the Taliban would mean death.

“I absolutely love it,” said Hazara Leon, a staff member at the OIP. “It’s a great way for our students, like our international students, to show us their culture in a fun and outdoors way ...

Khadim Ali’s recent exhibition weaves mythology and memory into a meditation on the burden of inherited histories ...

“You have to trust your process and trust your culture,” Day told reporters. “And really, to me, what that last run just solidified, I think for everybody in the building, is just the ...

National Crayon Day is a celebration of creativity, nostalgia, and the simple joys that crayons have provided over the years. The intersection of crayons and cannabis culture showcases the ...

Americans once again donned their green beads and shamrocks for St. Patrick’s Day, celebrating the largest Irish diaspora in the world. St. Patrick’s Day has become an opportunity for Ireland ...

The day is dedicated to celebrating Latino culture, bringing together music, food, and traditions that are deeply rooted in Western heritage. Mariachi Invitational and Grito Competition One of the ...

Odisha Day, also known as Utkal Divas or Utkala Divas, is celebrated annually on April 1st to commemorate the formation of Odisha as a separate state in 1936. Before this, Odisha was a part of the ...

Irish culture and heritage experts previously have told USA TODAY the holiday was once a solemn religious day, but it started getting its boozy reputation when the Americans started celebrating it.