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How To Spend 3 Days In Black-Owned New Orleans | Travel Noire

      

Stephanie Ogbogu, Travel Noire Women working at sewing machines in factory. Pic credit: Sleek Garments Export Ltd. Featured Image You’re almost there! You’ve taken the first step—deciding to take a trip to New Orleans and experience its colorful cultural ambiance, excellent restaurants, and nowhere-else-but-here traditions that make New Orleans one of the most popular tourist […]

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Why more and more black Americans are moving to Ghana | The Week

      

Mark Beckford, Mark Beckford Natalija Gormalova/Narratively. Featured Image When Lakeshia Ford decided she was going to pack up her life and her budding career and move from New Jersey to Ghana, her family could not understand why she wanted to make the trek to a country thousands of miles from home. Even more surprising, to […]

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Afropean: Capturing The Experience Of Black Women In Europe | Refinery29

      

Johnny Pitts, Refinery29 PHOTOGRAPHED BY JOHNY PITTS. Featured Image Johny Pitts was born into a working class home in Sheffield at the same time Maggie Thatcher was in Number 10. He is the son of an African American father and a white English mother. As he writes in the prologue of Afropean: Notes from Black […]

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Six Historically Black Beaches to Visit This Summer | Medium

        

Angela Dennis, Medium Illustration by Neal Fox, Featured Image When we think of black history often times vacation destinations are left out of our dialogue. Our past is well documented with stories of slavery, plantations, and oppressive reality yet little do we hear about how some of our ancestors and those who came before us […]

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Prince George’s Couple Opens Vacation Retreat in Upper Marlboro | The Washington Informer

         

Facebook0Twitter0MailDorothy Rowley , The Washington Informer As fall descends upon Prince George’s County, nestled amid the beauty is the Wellspring Manor and Spa — a serene retreat destination on more than seven acres of nostalgic ambience dating back nearly three centuries. More than a traditional bed and breakfast, the tastefully decorated colonial-style manor house, along […]

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Support Buy From a Black Woman Awareness Day on November 19th | BlackNews.com The month of November spotlights and supports the efforts of Black women entrepreneurs worldwide, culminating in a Black Friday Online Marketplace.

       

The month of November spotlights and supports the efforts of Black women entrepreneurs worldwide, culminating in a Black Friday Online Marketplace.

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The Tricky Allure of Becoming a Black American Expatriate | The Atlantic For generations, African Americans have left the U.S. in search of freedom from racism and oppression. But what do they actually find when they settle overseas?

     

For generations, African Americans have left the U.S. in search of freedom from racism and oppression. But what do they actually find when they settle overseas?

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