After decades of local recognition, Juneteenth, which celebrates the announcement of emancipation to enslaved Black individuals in Galveston, Texas, in 1865, was designated a federal holiday...
Many Americans celebrate Cinco de Mayo, but few understand its true significance. Contrary to popular belief, the holiday doesn’t mark Mexican Independence, celebrated on September 16....
Beginning December 26, the African community globally will engage in a weeklong celebration of Kwanzaa. This event includes daily ceremonies featuring traditional foods, decorations, and cultural...
In exploring the theme of gifting for his new book, “So Much Stuff,” anthropologist examines the intrinsic motivations behind giving away valuable items. This phenomenon is...