TOOMAS TRAPIDO ⟩ Indigenous Peoples or Do We Belong to Our Land?
The article explores the concept of indigenous peoples and whether Estonians can consider themselves an indigenous people in the 21st century.
Why Today Mature Men are Moving Away from the 'Fortress Home'
A changing perspective among middle-aged and older men sees home ownership evolving from a financial project to a lifestyle choice focused on relationships and community.
Linguistic Flat-Earthism (or Language Flat-Earthism)
The article critiques a proposed curriculum change in Valencian education that would censor works by authors not born in the Valencian Community.
Truths and Lies of the Therian Phenomenon: "They Called Me 'F**king Animal'. And I Thought: What Have I Done? What Exactly Bothers Them?"
The article explores the growing visibility of the therian community, where individuals identify with animal personas, highlighting personal experiences and societal reactions.
Haredi, Masorati, Dati, and Hiloni... How much do you know about Israeli society?
The article explores the complexity and diversity of Israeli society, particularly within the Jewish community, highlighting religious, ethnic, and national identities.
Unity and Fragmentation: From Bad Bunny to Valencia
The article discusses the implications of cultural pride and language unity around Bad Bunny's influence on the Latinx community amidst political tensions in Spain.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF ESTONIA ALAR KARIS ⟩ The future depends on everyone's choices
Estonian President Alar Karis emphasizes the importance of security, education, and community dialogue during a speech on Estonia's 108th anniversary, highlighting the need to address population decline for the nation's future.
PHOTOS ⟩ What city is this?! There is hardly a sign of Independence Day in Narva-Jõe Suu
On Estonia's Independence Day, Narva-Jõe Suu appears almost devoid of celebratory signs despite being a city with around 2,600 residents.
Helena Waves the Finnish Flag - in Sweden: 'Finland is Dear to Me'
Helena Svanbäck celebrates Finland by waving the Finnish flag during the Swedish Finn Day in Sweden, highlighting the identity and interests of the Swedish Finn community.
Reading of the key Swedish-Finnish novel: 'Now we speak in our own way'
The Swedish-Finnish community celebrates the literary contributions of Antti Jalava with a reading of his acclaimed novel, "Asfaltblomman," emphasizing the significance of cultural identity and language.
Virsbo is called 'Little Finland' – the Finnish identity is seen everywhere
Virsbo, a locality in Sweden, has the highest percentage of residents with Finnish background outside of Norrbotten, highlighting its unique cultural identity as it prepares for the celebration of Sweden-Finns Day.
Therians: what is their origin, meaning, and the differences with furries
The article explores the rising phenomenon of therians, a community of individuals who identify with animals, highlighting their social media presence and historical background.
Max Hjelm: The Semla Image Makes Me Feel Stupid in the Head
Max Hjelm expresses confusion over a social media post that links traditional Swedish semlor to a concept of national community.
Therians Arrive in Europe: Young People Identifying with Animals Will Gather in Barcelona, Spain
A gathering of therians, individuals who identify with animals, is set to take place in Barcelona and Bilbao, drawing attention to a phenomenon that has gained popularity through social media.
This year's Vilnius club prize awarded to the memoir book 'My Fabijoniškės'
The memoir 'My Fabijoniškės' by poet R. Mieczkowskis has won this year's Vilnius club prize, recounting the author's childhood in a village that is now part of Vilnius.
"It's rumbling now, later we conclude - hey, here's a monument!"
The article appears to address a reaction to a monument, potentially in response to recent events or discussions.
“Enough with the disturbed people”: Poncho de Nigris lashes out at ‘therians’ and sparks controversy
Poncho de Nigris has sparked controversy by criticizing the 'therians', a community of people who identify as animals, which has gained attention in Mexico recently.
What are 'otherpaw'? This is how they differ from the therian community
The article discusses the distinction between two communities, 'therian' and 'otherpaw', in the context of growing social media discussions in Mexico.
Psychologist relates Benito Juárez to the Therian phenomenon; 'it has everything to do with it'
A psychologist claims a connection between Benito Juárez and the viral online community known as Therian, which involves individuals identifying or perceiving themselves as animals.
What does it mean to be a 'Therian'? This is what we know about the movement of young people who claim it is more than an identity | Guide to understanding
The article explores the Therian community, which has gained attention on social media, particularly among youth who adopt animal identities as part of a cultural phenomenon.
"They will hate everything that is rare": Gray, young Mexican who identifies as therian, explains what it means to be part of the community | INTERVIEW
The article features an interview with Gray, a 19-year-old from Mexico City, discussing her identity as a therian and the misconceptions surrounding this community.
What Does Psychology Say About 'Therians'?
The article examines the psychological understanding of the Therian community, which identifies with animals and has gained attention on social media.
What are the masks and tails of the 'Therians'? This is how they are sold online; this is their cost
The article discusses the rise of the 'therian' community, particularly focusing on the accessories such as masks and tails that members use to express their identity.
How to Know if Your Child is a Therian? Experts Respond | A Guide for Parents
Experts discuss the rise of the Therian community among youth in Mexico, addressing parental concerns and the psychological aspects of identifying as a Therian.
First Therian meeting at UNAM: when, where, and what time they will meet in CU?
The first Therian meeting at UNAM aims to foster friendships within the community amidst ongoing discussions about identity.
Teriotype, 'otherkin' and 'shifting': a guide to understanding the language of the 'Therian' community
The article explores the rising visibility and language of the Therian community, people who partially identify as non-human animals, particularly in Latin America.
Do Haredi Protests Trigger a New Crisis for Netanyahu?
Protests by the Haredi community in Israel reflect deep societal conflicts over military conscription and religious identity.
What are the differences between 'therians' and the 'furry' community?
The article discusses the distinctions between therians and the furry community, highlighting unique behaviors and identifications associated with each group.
What are Therians? We explain the new viral trend on social media
The article discusses the rise of the Therian concept on social media platforms like TikTok, highlighting how users express their identification with non-human species.
South American Carnival: Tradition and Impact
This article explores the historical roots and cultural significance of South American Carnival, highlighting its origins and evolution over time.
USA: Latino Power
The article discusses the growing significance of the Latino community in the United States, challenging prevailing narratives of exclusion.
Festive Cepelinai: Captivating Taste and Special Tricolor Filling
Lithuanians creatively express national pride through festive dishes like cepelinai, particularly during national celebrations.
Letters: How to prevent another Tumbler Ridge?
Readers discuss ways to prevent future tragedies like the Tumbler Ridge school shooting by focusing on behavioral observations rather than identity attributes.
El Malilla Did Not Leave the Neighborhood: This is How the Urban Phenomenon of Valle de Chalco Was Born
The article discusses the impact of El Malilla, a prominent urban artist from Valle de Chalco, on his community and beyond.
The Sudanese Diwan.. Popular Heritage Enhances Social Bonds
The article discusses how the traditional practices of the Bani Amer and Beja communities in Sudan enhance social relationships and preserve cultural identity.
Julia Malott: I’m transgender. It’s wrong to hide mass shooter’s trans identity
Julia Malott argues that the media's reluctance to acknowledge the transgender identity of a mass shooter is a disservice to both the transgender community and responsible reporting.
What did Maulana Sajid Rashidi say about the faith of Muslims?
Maulana Sajid Rashidi commented on the faith of Muslims, emphasizing its importance as their greatest strength amid societal challenges.
The Kinnar Community Will Appoint Their Own Shankaracharya, Announcement of Mahamandleshwars and Mahants to Follow
The Kinnar community in India is set to appoint its own Shankaracharya for the first time, responding to issues like conversion and threats to their identity.
"If someone wants to be a dog, let them": Baby Etchecopar's surprising defense of therians
Baby Etchecopar defends the therian community and their lifestyle in the wake of social media reactions to images of individuals who identify as animals.
Pontian Society of Melbourne: 50 years keeping the Pontus alive on the other side of the world
The Pontian Society of Melbourne celebrates its 50th anniversary, emphasizing its commitment to preserving Pontian heritage and community identity through cultural activities.
Neither majority nor minority, only Bangladeshi: Jamaat chief speaks on Hindu concerns
Dr. Shafiqur Rahman, the Amir of Jamaat-e-Islami, emphasized the significance of Bangladeshi identity over religious classifications in an interview with Indian media regarding Hindu community concerns in Bangladesh.
Without anything and without fear
The article reflects the life and mindset of an individual living in isolation, highlighting their relationship with the past and the community's perception of them.
Alpine town struggles with identity as logging industry packs up
Swifts Creek, an alpine town in Victoria, faces an economic transition as its major employer, a sawmill, shuts down, leading to community discussions on how to adapt.
Village Libertadores: Where football is a way of life – Premieres on February 12
The show "Village Libertadores" will premiere on February 12, showcasing the village of Damasta, Crete, where football is at the heart of the community's identity and history.
The Light We Call Home: The Light of the Aegean Becomes Memory and Identity
A new project in the Aegean explores the light, history, and identity of its islands through community stories and traditions.
'Going to the mall feels like going to Pakistan...' Controversy erupts over American Congressman’s comment
American Congressman Brandon Gill faces backlash after claiming that parts of Texas are experiencing 'Islamization,' likening some malls to Pakistan.
"It practically means that the child goes to hell" – This is why Salome, 17, left the Laestadian community as a teenager
Salome Aaltonen, at age 13, left the strict Laestadian community after feeling overwhelmed by its rules and norms regarding faith and appearance.
The Murder of a Pet
The brutal death of a dog named Orelha has shocked Brazil, reflecting a deeper societal issue regarding the treatment of animals and human identity.
The ceremonial opening of the Games for the first time in history at multiple locations, and behind it stands a man whose parents are from Split
The opening ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo has a unique theme, 'Harmony', reflecting the city's and mountains' unity, past and future, sports and arts, as well as Italian identity and global community.
Sámi TV shows are conquering the world – one series even reached an Emmy nomination
Recently, Sámi TV series have captivated audiences globally, with 'Pää kii!' even receiving an Emmy nomination for its exploration of violence and diverse sexual identities within the Sámi community.