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Why Pacific Islander Representation in Media Matters

I’m Finally Embracing My Samoan Culture. Why Can’t the Media Do the Same? 34 Shares The author (right) performing a Samoan siva (dance) with her cousin. Growing up, I was often asked what my ethnicity was. In the majority of these instances, someone would ask because they thought that I looked exotic which isn t the compliment that most people think it is. Whenever I replied that I am Samoan, I was met with a look of curiosity and the question, What is that? which is a little hard to explain as a child. With a lack of Pacific Islander representation in media like TV shows or movies to refer to, I always ended up describing Samoa as kinda like Hawai i because I couldn t really think of another way to describe my tiny cluster of islands that would be understood by someone that was unfamiliar. (For the record, these are two completely different ethnicities and cultures.)

Meet the Magical Mystical Oz Characters Behind Instagram s Ever Popular Affirmation Accounts

Mia Feitel Social media is going through a change. The ‘gram seems to be evolving. From listening and learning to the black squares that “ healed racism”, there has been a shift of people seemingly wanting to be more conscious. In this period of enlightenment, daily affirmations and mantras have permeated the Instagram zeitgeist in a unique way. Lunch pics and selfies still remain in the stories, but now exist between something deeper, something that signals a connection with one s higher self. You know, ~ vibes~. Whether it is Bella Hadid sharing a slideshow of 5 Things You Should Hear Today or Precious Lee captioning a photo, “Affirmation Tuesday: I am abundant,” self affirming language and content have become a welcomed addition in the social media space.

What to do in Tauranga these April school holidays

What to do in Tauranga these April school holidays 18 Apr, 2021 01:00 AM 7 minutes to read ReMaker Space has a number of workshops running for kids to get involved in, such as creating a catapult, building a planter box, creating a sword and shield.  ReMaker Space has a number of workshops running for kids to get involved in, such as creating a catapult, building a planter box, creating a sword and shield.  Shauni James is the Rotorua Weekender reportershauni.james@nzme.co.nz@thedailypost Parents and guardians need not fear the school holidays. Tauranga has myriad events and activities on offer to keep the kids entertained.

Jacinda Ardern: New Zealand to reconnect with the world at Expo 2020 Dubai

Jacinda Ardern: New Zealand to reconnect with the world at Expo 2020 Dubai
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