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Six Historically Black Beaches to Visit This Summer | Medium
Before the Green Book, These Resorts Offered Hidden Safe Havens for Black Americans | History.com
Black Americans could temporarily escape the Jim Crow laws at early vacation resorts that catered only to them.
This Black-Owned Resort in Barbados Will Blow Your Mind | African American News
Luxury that will blow your mind Villa La Maison Michelle was designed by Michelle herself, and her designs showcase luxury beyond your imagination.
Prince George’s Couple Opens Vacation Retreat in Upper Marlboro | The Washington Informer
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?
The 7 best online travel platforms for women of color | Matador Network
Here are seven platforms that are offering women of color travelers a safe space, relevant information, and stories of personal adventures.
Tuesdays in the Newsroom Visits Inkwell Beach and Oak Bluffs Summers | Vineyard Gazette
“We never had to go out of our circle, and because of the richness of the circle we never wanted to.”
A history of Seattle’s African American community – in pictures | The Guardian
Al Smith documented the African American culture of his hometown for over 50 years. He photographed friends, family, the music scene and clubs with a warmth and intimacy that celebrated the vibrant social life of the city. Seattle on the Spot is at the Museum of History and Industry until 17 June
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