Asian American communities around the U.S. will ring in the Year of the Snake with community carnivals, family gatherings, ...

It is also called itjaritjari by the local Indigenous Aṉangu peoples. Notoryctes caurinus ... their eyes are tiny and located beneath their skin, making them functionally blind.

How people are born, how they are raised and live, the education they receive, their work opportunities, and even when and how they die are all shaped by the color of their skin. Because land is ...

He added that it’s been intertwined in modern Central American politics, from Indigenous rights — because centuries of candle smoke have given it a darker skin ... our people have to migrate ...

As part of the reexamination process, the project will dedicate a special focus to past convictions of Black, Latino and ...

"It didn't take me very long to discover that people set intentions to start fresh and live a ... Spa treatments beyond colonics incur an extra cost. Sun on your skin, breeze in your hair, steel drum ...

Explore the intriguing science behind changes in skin color caused by what we eat. Delve into real-life cases of people whose ...

Everyone’s skin is different, meaning results aren’t always consistent. Testing also takes time and money. Plus, there are ethical concerns about asking people to participate in these ...

Variant Bio, a small biotech company based in Seattle, is using genetic information from Indigenous people to develop drugs for obesity and diabetes. By Brendan Borrell When Stephane Castel first ...

maybe just because having a brown skin, automatically being profiled or stereotyped to be in a certain group of race.” Hatathlie pointed to the double standard of Indigenous people welcoming ...

Is it a crime to seek recognition as Indigenous (Adibashi) people? Is the artwork or graffiti, which carries the word "Adibashi" along with "Hindu," "Muslim," "Buddhist," and "Christian" to ...