Category: Difference/Identity/Ethnicity
Japanese Pop Culture’s Influence on the Process of Transnational Children’s Identity Identification in “Monstrous” Graphic Novel
Monstrous is an autobiographical comic created by Sarah Myer, narrating her experiences as a South Korean descendant adopted by a …
The Art of Overcoming: Kwasi Akonnor’s Self-Portrait as a Cervical Dystonia Survivor
This research article investigates Kwasi Akonnor's self-portrait as a cervical dystonia survivor and its potential as a visual representation of …
Exploring Indonesian Cultural Symbols for Food Packaging Design–A Comparative Study: Indonesian and Thai Consumers
Globally, the fad of consciously eating healthier and paying more attention to overall health and wellness appears to be driving …
Performing Priyanka Chopra Jonas, the Global Indian: Analysis of How the Celebrity Memoir ‘Fits In’
Memoirs are narratives presenting the lives, emotions, and experiences of authors from their own perspective. Celebrity memoirs, while promising disclosure …
Exploring the Projected Identities of Officers in the New Zealand “New Cops” Police Recruitment Campaign
Over the years, research into the New Zealand (NZ) police force has uncovered that there is an underrepresentation of women …
In the Shadow of White Christian Privilege: Exploring the Internment of Japanese Nationals From Hawai’i During WWII
During WWII, Camp Livingston in central Louisiana was a site of internment of civilian Japanese men, the majority of whom …
Telling Our Own Stories: A Phenomenological Study of Sub-Saharan African Immigrants
Many immigrants from Sub-Saharan Africa consider emigration towards the West as an opportunity for educational and economic self-fulfillment. Their needs …