Looking for consistent, culturally relevant content on the web, written from a multicultural perspective? We’ve found 5 sites with fascinating insights, searing political commentary, and hilarious observations—everyone can enjoy them:

1. Mutiny.in – Self-dubbed as “India’s thought terminus”, Mutiny provides a fascinating blend of pop culture, politics, social media, and humor. From an Indian perspective. The site is gorgeous (as you can see below) and according to their Twitter account, word is that Mutiny is now officially in print. The comments are fascinating, as are the eclectic posts (e.g., How to Throw a Boomerang, The Drivel of India, and The Daily Idiot). Really, it’s refreshing.

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2. the Grio.com – Named after the traditional West African storyteller (minus the “t”), the Grio is one of the Internet’s central locations for African-American perspectives on current events, politics, pop culture and health and lifestyle issues. It is a joint venture of NBC News and the production team for the film Meeting David Wilson. If it’s in the news (and sometimes when it isn’t), they’re talking about it at the Grio.

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3. Disgrasian.com – Disgrasian is an insightful and surprising look at contemporary issues from an Asian perspective. It discusses pop culture, politics, and current events, with a liberal dash of humor interspersed throughout. Check out “Disgrasian of the Weak” for those on their hot seat, and celebrate Asian achievements with “Amazian of the Week”. You’ll be surprised at how differently things appear to you after reading this blog.

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4. VivirLatino.com – A unique voice, Vivir Latino focuses on issues of interest to second- and third-generation Latinos in the United States. The site features commentary and analysis of current news and events from Latino/a perspectives, and also includes fantastic cultural resources. Originally started in 2005, it came under its current leadership in 2008.

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5. NativeAmericanNetroots.net – Native American Netroots discusses issues of importance to Native Americans. Since 2008, it has discussed everything from the Washington Redskins lawsuit to the preservation of native cultural ceremonies, sprinkled with a hefty dose of politics and cultural critiques. The posts on American History through the eyes of Native Americans are profound.

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