Food
Southeast Asian noodle soup that usually features rice noodles, beef meatballs/sliced beef, and many herbs
Pho
Hula
Mexican holiday celebrating and remembering past loved ones
Dia de Los Muertos
Famous civil rights leader who had a dream
Martin Luther King Jr.
Wisconsin's first Black governor
David Crowley
Mexican sweet bread known for its soft base and sweet, crumbly sugar topping that is shaped to resemble a seashell
Concha
Middle Eastern dance featuring fluid bodily movements and isolated control of the abdomen
Belly Dancing
Southeast Asian celebration marking the transition into a new year; usually celebrated in November or December
Hmong New Year
Rosa Parks
The U.S. state where the first Black female governor in U.S. history was elected
Georgia (Keisha Lance Bottoms!)
Indigenous flat dough fried in oil, shortening, or lard
Fry Bread
Spanish dance where dancers usually wear large, frilled dresses or sleeves
Flamenco
U.S. holiday celebrating the end of slavery in the U.S.
Juneteenth
A major Mexican Labor leader who fought for farmer and worker rights
Dolores Huerta
The Hmong clan that Wisconsin's newest state treasurer belongs to
Xiong (Yee Leng Xiong!)
Southeast Asian cold dessert featuring tapioca pearls, grass jelly, and fruit in sweet coconut milk served over ice
Naab Vaam/Che Ba Mau
East Asian dance usually performed during New Years celebrations to ward off bad luck
Lion Dancing
Islamic holiday marking the end of Ramadan
Eid al-Fitr
A Japanese-American civil rights activist credited with bridging Asian American activism and Black Liberation; famously friends with Malcolm X
Yuri Kochiyama
The states where the first Indigenous female U.S. representatives were elected
Minnesota (Senator Peggy Flanagan) and New Mexico (Governor Deb Haaland)
West African dish made by simmering rice in spiced tomato and pepper stew
Jollof Rice
Budots
South Asian multi-day festival of lights symbolizing the triumph of good over evil, knowledge over ignorance, and light over darkness
Diwali
Protest slogan showing interracial support from Asian communities to Black communities during the Civil Rights Movement
Yellow Peril Supports Black Power
Abdul el-Sayed (Michigan!)