To my knowledge, no one has ever called me a “Nigger,” but a few misguided, uncouth rednecks have called me "Nigger-lover." That was back in the 1960s and early 1970s, when I was a young man, very active...
opinion by J. Stephen Conn | 6 days ago | updated 6 days ago 44 views | 2 recommendations | 0 comments
Development at the cost of Historical Heritage. We go for development,what if that development costs you loss of 23,600 heritage sites in just three years. Yes, that is shocking, the survey conducted by the historical department of China says that more than 23000 historical...
Russian gas corporation Gazprom is planning to build a 1,322 foot (403m) high skyscraper in the middle of Saint Petersburg's historical district. The glass structure was approved in a government meeting on...
created by Annina Bergman | 11 wks ago | updated 11 wks ago 337 views | 34 recommendations | 10 comments
The Colosseum in Rome, Italy, needs urgent repairs to a cost of around $8 million, to prevent the collapse of its facade. Rome is seeking international sponsors to help fund the repairs. According to Francesco Giro, undersecretary for culture and heritage in Rome, pieces are...
created by Annina Bergman | 12 wks ago | updated 12 wks ago 63 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
City Council today approved the W2 Social Enterprise Café on the ground level of the Woodwards redevelopment. This is a historic victory for W2 Community Media Arts Society who has been in a four year RFP...
created by honeymae | 13 wks ago | updated 13 wks ago 82 views | 1 recommendation | 2 comments
Humanity's creative spirit was widespread much earlier than previously thought. Music gave the human species an edge over the Neanderthals."By Pallab Ghosh ...
created by Maireid Sullivan | 24 wks ago | updated 24 wks ago 140 views | 10 recommendations | 2 comments
The Waxman-Markey cap-and-trade bill will hit consumers of petroleum fuels especially hard by dramatically increasing the costs of goods and services as noted in the graphic at right, according to two groups...
Australian government policies continue to push Aboriginal culture to the brink of annihilation. See the report on Ethnocide –which defines policies and processes designed to destroy the separate identity of a group, with or without the physical destruction of its members....
My grandfather’s name is Jamal Fuad, but had he never left the Kurdish Babani Tribes of Northern Iraq, he would be known as Jamal Abdul Karim Mohammed Qadir Gafur, in the traditional way Kurdish men string...
opinion by Tracy Fuad | 36 wks ago | updated 34 wks ago 284 views | 4 recommendations | 2 comments
The National Trust in the UK is going to insulate every mansion, light house, castle and farm that is in public ownership within the next five years, to make them more environmentally friendly and to save on energy...
created by Amy Judd | 44 wks ago | updated 43 wks ago 221 views | 15 recommendations | 8 comments
It is hard to imagine the human mind of 1.8 million years ago. I love the way Irish poet John Montague described this 'primitive' mind in A Slow Dance, (1976)– a man dancing in the thunder and rain,...
created by Maireid Sullivan | 44 wks ago | updated 44 wks ago 491 views | 34 recommendations | 8 comments
Kunqu secrets by Rumana Husain The map of the ancient city of Suzhou shows a Drama Museum located close to the city jail. Dedicated to Kunqu Opera, this is a genre of Chinese drama that originated in Suzhou...
Poor old Ireland is going through its first real estate Boom / Bust cycle, and the fabric of both culture and economy is severely under threat. Record numbers of people are leaving the country as the slump takes hold, but the speculators and developers are still trying to...
created by Maireid Sullivan | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago 225 views | 5 recommendations | 2 comments
A visit to London is incomplete without a visit to Tate Modern.At the turn of the millennium, this art gallery was created in London from a redundant power station. It's no accident that a power station can...
created by Lazylizards | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago 279 views | 0 recommendations | 4 comments
"Yesterday, we celebrated Native Americans in our first national holiday: National Heritage Day. National Heritage Day, which was signed into law recently by President Bush, has not been highlighted as it should have been. Shall we make up for this and pay tribute to Native...