Culture
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The Day of the Dead, celebrated on November 1st and 2nd in Mexico, honors deceased loved ones through vibrant traditions like altars, food, and parades. Originating from Aztec rituals, it combines Indigenous and Catholic elements over time. Key features include offerings, decorative papel picado, and the belief that monarch butterflies carry spirits.
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Menstrual cycles have long been viewed through various cultural lenses, from taboos and fears to reverence and empowerment. This exploration celebrates the rich history of menstruation, highlighting its significance across different societies.
Myths & Mischief 