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Jewelry maker and former rodeo cowboy Shane Hendren combines Navajo and cowboy culture to create intricate heirlooms and provide for his family.

Kosher dairies—pescatarian restaurants which follow Jewish religious laws regarding food—were once ubiquitous in certain New York neighborhoods.

Paxton plays what he calls “Black folk music,” an amalgam of various nineteenth- and twentieth-century styles originating in the “Black Belt.”

It wasn’t until I was a teenager that I realized nobody else I know partakes in this combination of delicacies on Christmas.

As the holidays approach, Franca is over 4,000 miles from home in Munich, Germany.

The wafer resembles communion bread in my childhood Catholic church, and it tastes like construction paper.

In 2021, Michaela Goade became the first Indigenous artist to win the prestigious Caldecott Medal for children’s book illustration.

Aboard Hōkūleʻa, a sixty-two-foot Polynesian voyaging canoe, the twelve-person crew uses no navigational instruments.