Colombia’s History Colombia a country formally owned by Spain during the conquistador New World area is a blossoming beautifully rich land. The inhabitants are a mix of ethnic backgrounds Afro-Latino, white skin Hispanic, and indigenous native. The capital is Bogota. … Continue reading Colombian Protests in Recent History and Modern Day
When is Pride Month? For many people living in the northern hemisphere, the month of June typically signals the arrival of summer. But for European and American members of the LGBT+ community, June often signals the arrival of ‘Gay Christmas’ … Continue reading Anthropology: The History of Pride Month in America and Europe
We see it and soak in pop-culture every day without even realizing it. We are influenced by the media and what is popular turning every corner we walk around. It is everywhere, but what is it really? A broad subject, … Continue reading Anthropology: Pop-Culture and its Influence on Culture and Society
The Emerald City is more than just the “coffee capital of America,” though PNW baristas do make a mean cup of joe; Seattle is also home to one of the biggest LGBTQ+ populations in the U.S. I moved here in … Continue reading Travel Guide: Experiencing Queer Culture in Seattle