Celebrate Pride Month 2021 [poster]
June is recognized worldwide as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Intersex (LGBTQI+) Month. Download this poster to commemorate the occasion.
How Duke Kahanamoku popularized surfing
Surfing debuts at the upcoming Summer Olympics in Tokyo. Learn about Duke Kahanamoku, the native Hawaiian who popularized the sport around the world.
Diversity has long defined America’s Jewish community
May is Jewish American Heritage Month. Learn why Jewish people in the United States mirror the country's diversity and why the face of Judaism is changing.
Asian Americans in politics
From local governments to Congress and the Office of the Vice President, Americans of Asian descent are making their mark in U.S. politics.
The Biden-Harris administration is the most diverse ever
A government that looks like America is a Biden administration priority — and new data shows this is the most diverse government in America’s history.
A beginner’s guide to America
Roya Hakakian, a human rights activist, poet, author and naturalized U.S. citizen, shares memories of adjusting to life in America.
Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders who shaped U.S. society [photo gallery]
May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month. Meet a few Asian and Pacific Islander Americans who made their mark in the United States.
U.S. Embassy in Beijing offers ‘Art for the People’
“Art for the People,” a new exhibition on the exterior walls of the U.S. Embassy in China, showcases freedom of expression through American street art.
Meet the Burmese American who led NASA’s flight on Mars [video]
NASA is using a small helicopter to explore Mars. Learn more about the Burmese American woman who helped make Ingenuity's historic flight possible.