Racism: An enduring problem

By Oscar Perez • Sep 1, 2010

Throughout history the human race has plastered our world with racism and discrimination, which has led to hate.

Don’t drop our cultures

By Oscar Perez • Feb 8, 2010

As a cultural competence specialist, I was shocked to hear that the Multicultural/International (MI) requirements at Fresno State were taken into consideration for elimination.

New guidelines emerge for holiday celebrations

By Leah Bigham • Dec 24, 2009

It's the most wonderful time of year””or at least it used to be. Lately, it’s more like the most controversial time of year.

Tamejavi festival

By Bethany Rangel • Sep 21, 2009

Crossing cultural boundaries, the 5 annual Tamejavi Festival, “Our voices, Our stories: A Path to Inclusion,â€Â transformed Radio Park on Sept. 18 into a space where diverse cultures converge to express and share stories, music, food, traditions, and ways of interpreting the world.

Bringing back a lost opera: Nautanki

By Joseph Edgecomb • Apr 7, 2008

Devendra Sharma remembers the powerful singing that cut through the 30,000 audience members who packed into his rural village India when he was a child.

Amerasia Week

By Staff Reports • Mar 10, 2008

Several days of Ameriasia Week activities culminated with a Festival Night on Saturday.

Stirring the pot

By Benjamin Baxter • Mar 5, 2008

Buzzwords come and go. One of education’s latest is “culturally responsive.â€Â Sigh. What’s usually omitted is how cultural responsiveness benefits us or our understanding of the world.

International Culture Night

By Megan Reilly • Oct 3, 2007

History and background. Stories and legends. Though they are different depending on where one grows up, they all make up the same thing –– culture.