Another Historic Black Town You Might Not Know: Mound Bayou
You’re probably familiar with Black Wall Street, Eatonville, and other historic towns and centers of Black prosperity and a place for African Americans to safely...
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Oak Bluffs: Martha’s Vineyard Summertime Destination for African Americans
When you think of Martha’s Vineyard, what initially comes to mind? I wouldn’t be surprised if images of bougie, upper-middle-class class caucasian people lounging on...
7 Annual Festivals Black Millennials Should Put on Their Calendars
If there’s one thing we can all officially rejoice about now, it’s the return of festivals. There’s no need to miss being in crowds filled...
How the Green Book Became Black Travelers Guide to Traveling in Jim Crow America
Maybe Hollywood’s movie rendition is how you first heard the words “Green Book.” Or maybe (and more likely) you’re like a lot of people, and...
9 Black-Owned Hotels Around the States That You Can Book Today
Wanting to book your next stay at a black-owned establishment? Look no further! There are so many wonderful hotels around the United States that provide...
Louisiana’s Annual Essence Festival Postponed
Earlier today, the ESSENCE Festival of Culture released a statement to the public. The annual festival that averages crowds of over 500,000 people was officially...