We want to put in the spotlight the stories of people's cultural identity.
Lisa shared her experience:

"Language is constantly updating itself to the people and the times. And there’s been a movement towards not referring to oneself as “half” or “part” of anything, in let’s say the Skin Mutts realm. And I get that rhetoric, it’s true: everyone is a whole being. Despite our different possible cultural and ethnical mashups, we remain complete people. But I don’t really have a problem with it. I don’t feel comfortable claiming any one thing as my own and I’m okay with that. I am parts of these different worlds and I don’t believe I’d ever fully fit in like someone else “fully” from that world (whatever that even means). And I know it’s touchy for some, and for me it’s even a bit sad sometimes. But there is something unique and powerful about being involved in multiple communities, being able to be a part of different microcosms."