21 November, 2019
by Cristina Aymerich
Nobody give it to you
1 May, 2019
by Cristina Aymerich
If I really believe in one human race, containing equally every human being, I might look around purposefully and intentionally. Invite people into my life who don’t look/think/act like me, don’t come from where I come from. They will challenge my assumptions and offer powerful new insights.
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The differentiation of sex, age, and occupation are not essential to our character, but mere costumes which we wear for a time on the stage of the world.
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31 March, 2019
by Cristina Aymerich
DNA ties us all together. Written in our DNA, our genetic code, we have a historical document that takes us back in time to the very earliest days of our species.
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25 March, 2019
by Cristina Aymerich
Diverse, panoramic, polychromatic world VERSUS Monotonous, binary, monochromatic world
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24 March, 2019
by Cristina Aymerich
On following this dream of bringing into being an image of race, one race that embraces all of us, I just had to open my eyes to realize how my effort already belongs to a world-wide-web net of dreamers.
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2 March, 2019
by Cristina Aymerich
More and more people worldwide are living in countries not considered their own. There is a TED Talk, by writer Pico Iyer, which helped me to reconsidered that apparently prompt question that comes out when meeting first time someone: Where are you from?
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2 January, 2019
by Cristina Aymerich
- I was wondering whether we are supposed to take the polychromatic society we happen to live in as a threat. I would rather take it as a challenge. Shall we not dear to trying to minding the ethnosphere, as it has become in the current time: provocative in its diversity?