Savannah writes about race and how it can be frustrating with boys who don't like girls who are they race. She talks about her experiences about this.

Savannah writes about how not everyone's the same, that it's ok to generalise people, as long as you make it clear that everyone in the community is different.

Savannah writes about race and talks about her experiences growing with a strict culture. She goes on to talking about culture and advice on racism.

Jade discusses Disney's shortcomings with the Asian community in the live-action production of Mulan.

In this article, Lana writes a letter to her grandparents regarding her fears toward their safety among the rise of AAPI hate crimes, and provides numerous resources in support of the #StopAAPIHate movement.

In this article, Katelyn describes what it was like being raised by her vast, loud, very Cuban family. She gives insight on the toxicity, passionate people, lack of privacy, etc.

Jade discusses how her Asian culture made her different from her white peers and how she embraces her differences.

Roisin uncovers how the natural hair movement began and its important message for the black community worldwide.

​​A Third Culture Kid is someone who has spent a significant part of their developmental years living in a country other than their parents' country of origin.

​In this article Josh discusses how so many people seem to have overlooked Black History Month and how black lives are constantly marginalised.

In this article, Lana explains the difference between equality and equity, while applying it to the terms ‘All Lives Matter’ and ‘Black Lives Matter.’

​In this article, Tabitha discusses the stereotype that black people are aggressive. This is part one of the “Being Black” series.

In this article Tabitha addresses the “strong black woman” stereotype and how it is affecting our views of black women in modern society.

Tabitha discusses the difficulty of addressing mental health in a black household, and how this is often perceived outside the home.

Tabitha discusses the medical inequalities black people face when receiving healthcare services. This is part of the Being Black series.

Tabitha looks into the double standards that black people face when trying to have their identity recognised in the UK.

In this article, Avika discusses the powerful cultural significance of the Indian Barbie doll, a collaboration with designer Anita Dongre, which finally offers accurate representation and combats colourism.

Akira talks about BLM which mean Black Lives Matter, which is a campaign founded to support the equal treatment of black people to end discrimination in America.