The Black people travel movement has definitely picked up stem in the past few years. It’s beautiful to see Black people traveling all over the world. But one of the questions that has been persistent is why Black people don’t travel to Africa. And what are really asking is why African Americans are not traveling to sub-saharan African countries that aren’t South Africa. This question has largely bubbled off in the "diaspora wars" of Twitter, where too many uniformed voices are amplified. It constantly pops up in Facebook Travel groups where people are blind to their own privilege that allows
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Giggle with me, because anyone who has followed me over the past three years likely believes I cannot be satiated
Here's the last in the four part video series on my tips for traveling to Cuba. And this is probably
Finally getting around to talking in full, about my trip last year to Ghana, where I spent roughly seven weeks
Food is so hotly debated in Cuba. Start talking to Americans who have recently travele there and you will quickly
One of the most confusing aspects of traveling to Cuba is converting your American dollars in order to get the best the conversion rate. We're going to take this piece by piece. Let’s first look at the facts, because really a lot of this discussion is opinion and will come down to your personal preferences. The most important fact of them all is that your American bank and debit card will work no where in Cuba. Let me repeat, any sort of payment card with that FDIC logo on the back will not work in Cuba. That means no American debit or
Cuba, Cuba! The new destination for Americans after Obama lifted major travel restrictions that have been in place since the
End of last year I spent two months in Accra, Ghana. No, I am not Ghanaian or identifiably West African
Whenever you talk about someone's city things get touchy. Last year, close to my pending exit from Washington, DC I
Getting around to doing this video took me several tries. Long story, short...tl:dr...I strongly dislike the District of Columbia. Actually
#BrownGirlsTravel is here to inspire young women to get out the house, out of their local surroundings and explore the world around them, no matter how small the trip. This past June, I took a road trip with Evelyn From the Internets through two popular cities in South Texas, Austin & Houston. Austin, Texas is the capital of Texas but its better known for its burgeoning entrepreneurial scene, good music and even better food selections. Houston is the epicenter of African-American culture and the home of Beyoncè, how grand! We were blessed with a Kia Soul via DriveSTI to test
I love Texas. I really do. Well, the big blue cities in the red state of Texas. Houston and Austin.