19 Jun
Culture of War Part I »
Culture of War Part I
Anniversary of D-Day, Operation Overlord, WWII
On Thursday June 6, 2024 will be the 80th anniversary of Operation Overlord, better known as D-Day.
22 Apr
Culture, Health, and Wellness »
As of January 10, 2020, the WHO [World Health Organization] began using the phrase “2019 Novel Coronavirus.
03 Jan
Causes of Cultural Discontent »
Causes of Cultural Discontent
Before examining causes of cultural discontent, we should revisit the word culture, and its context.
22 Sep
Genealogical Methodology Importance »
Genealogical Methodology
Genealogical Methodology sounds complicated; but it is not. All genres, including genealogy, have specific methods (methodologies) for research.
01 Jul
Costume, Ethnic Dress, or Wearing Culture? »
Google recently created 3,000 years of Wearing Culture. It is not only about Ethnic Dress, but about the clothes worn every day and for special occasions, celebrations, or traditions.
26 Oct
Celebrating Family History Month »
Celebrating Family History Month
October is for Celebrating Family History Month; and you still have time.
18 Oct
My DNA Journey »
My DNA Journey
My DNA Journey took me to this cultural heritage monument. It is the Roman Bridge Gate, built in 135 AD over the Guadalquivir River in Cordoba, Spain.
22 Jul
Honeyguide is Africa’s Sweet Connection »
Honeyguide is Africa’s Sweet Connection
Honeyguide is Africa’s Sweet Connection, as told to children in the storybook of the same name by Alana L.
15 Jul
Golden Temple »
Golden Temple
The Golden Temple has a creation story. Creation stories are preserved and passed on in all cultures. A recent discovery is proof to this fact.
28 Jun
Open Culture »
Open Culture
Open culture is truly about cultural understanding. There are many places “out there” to research and study culture.