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She escaped an avalanche and became the first woman to summit Everest. Today, few remember her name
Japanese climber Junko Tabei was part of an-woman team climbing Mount Everest. Despite almost being crushed in an avalanche, ...
Who is Pieter Kriel? Young activist shakes up SA's political landscape with controversial views on race
At just 21, Pieter Kriel is challenging South Africa's political landscape with his provocative views on race. His journey ...
Can we confront cancel culture by finding common ground between moderate leftists and ‘wokists’?
A. C. Grayling’s new book Discriminations explores the history and ethics of cancelling and exclusion, sounding a warning ...
Why China-CELAC Beijing Declaration has earned warm applause: Global Times editorial
At the historic fourth ministerial meeting of the China-CELAC (the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States) Forum, ...
Barbie Honors Anna Sui for AAPI Heritage Month
Plus, Wales Bonner’s "Togetherness" takes over the Guggenheim and Bioderma and Abigail Spencer celebrate 30 years of skincare ...
50 Years Ago, Junko Tabei Became the First Woman to Summit Everest
Junko Tabei's summit of Everest on May 16, 1975 was not her hardest battle. It took her a lifetime to be acknowledged as a true pioneer.
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Rediscovering America’s Heritage: George Washington, Mount Vernon, and the American National Character
Brenda is the Assistant Director and Senior Policy Analyst for the Simon Center for American Studies at The Heritage Foundation. Americans have maintained particular admiration for George Washington, ...
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One World, Many Faces: How India’s Diversity Could Lead the Global Future!
The Power of Unity in a Globalized World In today's increasingly connected world, the idea of "Unity in Diversity" is more ...