Arts and Culture

Depiction of Easter Cave.

What is Easter?

Easter has been celebrated for centuries, but not with the famous Easter bunny or colored eggs. The holiday initially celebrated an important moment in the Christian religion, but eventually, it garnered a second life with modern Easter traditions.  What is Easter, and why is it celebrated? Continue reading to learn more. History The holiday stems

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Transgender flag featuring colors blue, pink, and white.

International Transgender Day of Visibility

Transgender lives have been changing the world since the Stonewall Riots. The unrelenting advocacy for transgender rights has shone light on the community and brought people together in their support. Thus, creating the International Transgender Day of Visibility. Keep reading to learn more about the International Transgender Day of Visibility. Origin International Transgender Day of

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Image of white chocolate for White Day article.

White Day and Its Meaning

Unbeknownst to other countries, there is a holiday that occurs in Japan a month after Valentine’s Day- White Day. Similar to Valentine’s Day, this holiday gives back the chocolates people received and allows them to show appreciation for that person. But White Day is also seen as a time of love and romance, so that

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Photo of Mount Rushmore.

What is President’s Day?

What is President’s Day, and why is it celebrated? It is often associated with famous United States presidents like George Washington or Abraham Lincoln, but the holiday celebrates all presidents. The holiday’s origins, meaning, and traditions support the hard work and lives of everyday American citizens. Why is President’s Day a holiday, and how is

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