The Rise of Women in Sneaker and Streetwear Culture
I’ve been involved in sneaker/streetwear culture for over 8 years. I’ve been in love with the culture since my first encounter with it, and I’ve realized that I want to spend the rest of my life building and participating in it. After 8
Five Key Facts About Refugees on World Refugee Day
Each year on June 20th, World Refugee Day serves as a global reminder to honor refugees and displaced individuals who have had to flee their homes. At BRAC, we believe every refugee holds immense potential, though they often lack the opportunity to realize
The Folklife Festival and the Rich Diversity of American Identity
I first attended the Folklife Festival in 1976, during the nation’s bicentennial. That summer-long festival on the National Mall was a unique event featuring programs from every state and territory. It was an eye-opening experience, showcasing the incredible cultural diversity of America. From
Edna O’Brien The Novelist Who Shook Up Irish Literature
Edna O’Brien, the novelist who rocked Irish literature with her bold storytelling, has passed away at the age of 93. Known for her groundbreaking work The Country Girls, O’Brien made waves in 1960 by challenging the norms of Irish female writers who typically
