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CulturexCo has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in October 2020. The social media accounts linked to from CulturexCo are: • Instagram • Email Besides social media accounts, CulturexCo has populated their site with: • Meet the entrepreneur who faced abuse and poverty before becoming the richest Jamaican-born woman • DIY Tips We Learned the Hard Way: Tune in tonight! #diy #shorts • What does a billion dollars look like? • 2024 Carnival Calendar • Empowering Diversity & Inclusion in the Workplace with Netta Jenkins | CulturePower Podcast • Our MEET CUTE story! How we met #relationship #couple • Navigating Microaggressions in Interracial Relationships | Stacey & Todd's REAL TALK #relationship • 10 ways to spot disinformation on social media • Exploring Socioeconomic Realities: A Conversation with Author Stephanie Land on her new book 'Class" - Culture Power • Stacey GrantLewis & Harvard Sociologist Michele Lamont discuss SEEING OTHERS | CulturePower Podcast • Stephanie Land on Being a Maid and the American Dream • CultureSchool | ecommerce cultural marketplace • culturexco.org • CultureSchool has launched! • Exploring the Boundaries of Love: When is it NOT Okay to Date Outside Your Culture? • Biracial Couple Talks Race and Politics • Stacey and Todd talk about experiencing the world differently from • Our Founder Quizzes Her Husband About Culture • The Displaced Persons Act of 1948 • What women in other countries call their menstrual cycles • White Antiracist Activists — Teaching While White • Should You Break Ties With A Racist Friend? • Bryan Collier, Love is Loud Co-Author and Illustrator - Culture Power • Real talk with Julie Chang, Founder of 940Life • RAISING BI-RACIAL KIDS: Culture Power Podcast interview with FITNESS EXPERT, MARY ONYANGO (2023) • Bruce Jackson: Never Far From Home • Culture X Co Podcasts • Do we even understand Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in 2023? • BLOG: Being Haitian-American by Jerry Gaspard • ENCORE: Interview with Tahe Zalal • ENCORE: Interview with Kukuwa Fitness • ENCORE: Interview with Amy Yeung, Founder of Orenda Tribe • ENCORE: Interview with artist Nana Amoah • CULTURAL Appropriation vs Appreciation • GENERAL DONATIONS • DONATE: Orenda Tribe | Voices of Hwǫłdzil • DONATE: Afghan Women • Read these banned books! • Culture of Republic of Congo - history, people, women, beliefs, food, customs, family, social, dress • BLOG: Culture of Womanhood: Ritual & Advice • BLOG: Disproving the Myth of Weakness • BLOG: The Culture of Womanhood /Strength & Responsibility • BLOG: The Culture of Womanhood • BLOG: Black History is World History: 1619 • BLOG: Black History is Women’s History • BLOG: Black History is World History : Pre 1500 • BLOG POST: Being Indian-American by Sheila Sharma • BLOG: Being Danish by Marie Mamonia Brown • BLOG POST: Being Indian -American Part2. By Anjeli Sharma • BLOG: Being Chinese-American by Marie Allegro • Suggested Reads • PODCAST: What is white feminism? Author Koa Beck explains • PODCAST: Interview with Breonna Rossi • PODCAST: Art is the Antidote- Interview with Lakea Shepard • PODCAST: Ask the Expert: Marie Mamonia Brown, Reiki Master • PODCAST- Black Moms in Multicultural Families • PODCAST- Perspectives: Growing Up Afghan • PODCAST-Spotlight: KUKUWA Fitness • PODCAST- Ask the Expert : Hayley Bennett • PODCAST-Spotlight on Parent Choice Games • PODCAST- I’m An Ally, Now What? • PODCAST-Art is the Antidote : Ashley Johnson • PODCAST- Art is the Antidote: Nana Amoah