Being a Muslim in Russia
The aim of the elite is to curb Islamic separatism that threats the unity of the state. The Russian Muslims bear the stigma of being underdeveloped in comparison to other religious communities.
Month: July 2021
Outdoor screenings remain key festival component
Atypical choice of venue and content typical for Provincetown Film Fest.
College Students Struggle with Food Access
College students around the country are struggling with food access, but farmers markets could be a viable solution.
Martyrs for History: Islamic Tatar National Movement
“Tatar culture is dying,” Safargali says. “It is becoming assimilated.”
Maine couples are eager to get married as COVID-19 restrictions lift
Wedding traditions may change the way they look and function, but the love is the same.
What you need to know about farmers markets
Farmers Markets are beneficial in multiple ways and create a relationship between consumer and farmer.
Future weddings in Maine: what’s to be expected
Despite the lingering uncertainty, Maine couples are still going through with their wedding plans.
Boston gardens are bringing awareness to urban agriculture
According to the city of Boston’s Open Space Plan, the city has 175 community gardens located in 11 Boston neighborhoods and historically it has one of the oldest and largest community gardening systems in the United States.
How to build your own urban garden
Building your own urban garden comes with a lot of paperwork.
Pursuing the Lost Heaven
I was born in Kyrgyzstan, in Bishkek. My name is Raya. It means heaven.