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Examining Unconscious Sexism through Female Artists of the Dutch Golden Age (Riya Johnson)
Introduction I marveled at the fine barbs of the feather; the soft blending of the fabric folds; the ruddy cheeks complementing the greenish-blue tunic; the movement of the…
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Connecting with the Last Vestiges of San Culture (Alyna Johnson)
Introduction In my last post, I explored the Himba people of Namibia, but I wanted to discuss another ethnic group that has developed a dissimilar lifestyle in the…
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How Biology and Human Care Shape the Netherlands’ Tulip Landscapes (Riya Johnson)
Introduction When you think of the Netherlands, what comes to mind? Perhaps the famous Anne Frank House, picturesque windmills in the countryside, masterful artists, . . . and,…
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Resilience in Nature: How Flora and Fauna Thrive in Namibia’s Harsh Conditions (Alyna Johnson)
Introduction Previously, I delved into the Himba and San people and discussed ways in which both ethnic groups have adapted to their arid surroundings. As my explorations illuminated,…
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Maya Culture: Where Nature Meets the Supernatural Realm (Riya Johnson)
Introduction American writer Elbert Hubbard once said, “The supernatural is the natural not yet understood.” Whether you believe that some phenomena are inexplicable or simply require more scientific…
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Cross-Cultural Comparisons: The Maya and Their Global Counterparts (Alyna Johnson)
Introduction As multiracial travelers to Yucatán, Mexico, who enjoy making cross-cultural connections, we were intrigued by the ways in which Maya traditions reflect both cultures that engaged with…
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