This post originally appeared on Friday, 24 December 2013.

This next part deals more with survival and regrouping on the internet. It is true that social networks allow you to establish virtual support groups and mailing lists where people can go to and talk about issues in any minority group. Like all other places, however, there has to be an administrator and or moderator … Read more

When a person is asked about what it means to stay safe on the internet, some of the things that come to mind include not getting acquainted with strangers unless there are mutual acquaintances nearby so you could get references about the person you are talking to. Some say be careful about what you share, … Read more

This post was originally written on Friday, 20 December 2013, with some minor changes added since then.

This is part 2 of 2.

This post originally appeared on MOnday, 9 December 2013.
This is part 1 of 2.

All of this intrigues me, but no one would make the mistake of saying I am omniscient because that would be impossible. Recently, I was in an argument involving rules of the Hmong culture. The person in question is living in Western society, which was taken over by the Europeans hundreds of years ago. It … Read more

Well, it’s about time I posted, so I thought I would give some update on some of my outreach efforts I have been conducting. I was recently involved in a relationship conflict that was long-distant and had different cultural identities, gender being one of them. I am not from Mars. I am not from Venus, … Read more

This is somewhat of a very long post, and I’ll try not to post such things in one huge entry. But I promise to split the next ones up.

This review is for an older version of vOICe, so things may have changed significantly from the time of this writing.