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Puerto Rican Supermodel Joan Smalls

– 100 years from now there is an 80% chance there will only be 3 languages spoken in the world: English, Spanish & Mandarin.

The Social Networks of Emily Dickinson, Paul Gauguin & Charlotte Bronte

 – First World Problems: A Perfect Nanny’s Worth

 – Searching for a great new writer? How Cowbird Transforms Storytelling on the Web

–  Khoya opens your eyes to an interactive storytelling experience

A list of books to help children explore diversity

– Learn how to make your own Roti Canai

– Jared Diamond on Race Without Color.

Voto Latino is offering a free 35-track Soundtrack to a Movement on iTunes.

Thoughts on the enduring popularity of Tanning

– What are you doing for Obscura Day 2012?

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Ayana Gray’s I, Medusa reimagines the mythic villain as sister, priestess, survivor. Read Valerie M. Evans’ review of this bold, haunting retelling.

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