Societal Challenges for Argentina’s Indigenous People Every couple hundred people in Argentina comprise at least one indigenous person, whether they hail from the forests of Misiones, the lowlands of the Pampas, or the deserts of Patagonia. Putting cultural and geographical … Continue reading The Prolonged Struggle for Indigenous Groups in Argentina
Studies have documented a pervasive hug box mentality involved in cyberactivism. Despite having access to vast networks of information, users continually seek similarities on social media. In this digital hug box, they tend to consume and redistribute content that reinforces … Continue reading Digital Anthropology: The ‘Hug Box’ Mentality in Collective Cyberactivism on Instagram
Missing Information Most historical documentation does not mention disabilities or the lives of people with them. Even if this topic is mentioned, often times the discussion is based on assumptions and an outside perspective. The field of archeology can help … Continue reading Disability in History and Attitudes Today
LGBTQIA+ is missing some letters, so let me really take a step in the right direction. Firstly, let me start by making you truly aware of this term. Secondly, the truly inclusive term used to describe the queer community is … Continue reading Anthropology: Acceptance of Gender Identification and Sexual Orientation in India
Lèila Gonzalez was an important activist and anthropologist. A fighter for equality in Brasil in the frames of gender, class and race. Her texts and speeches are an example of resistance and resilience. She was the voice of many people … Continue reading Lèila Gonzalez: A Gender and Race Anthropologist and Activist
Greta Thunberg’s name has become synonymous with that of climate change. Ever since the young activist from Sweden had addressed the world leaders at the United Nations, the world has sat up and started taking notice. While the leaders may … Continue reading Following Greta’s Footsteps: The Young Generation Fighting for Climate Change