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Southwestern Ontario was the literal end of the line for the Underground Railroad. Buxton's Elgin Settlement and Dresden's Josiah Henson Museum sit thirty minutes apart and form a full day of Black Canadian history.
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Southwestern Ontario was the literal end of the line for the Underground Railroad. Buxton's Elgin Settlement and Dresden's…
A.L. Lewis founded American Beach on Amelia Island in 1935 as a segregation-era beach resort for Black vacationers,…
Nicodemus is the last surviving of dozens of all-Black towns founded on the Great Plains during Reconstruction. The…
Africville was a self-sufficient Black Nova Scotian community founded in the mid-1800s and destroyed by Halifax's own urban…
Money and Sumner, Mississippi hold the physical sites of the 1955 Emmett Till case: Bryant's Grocery, the Tallahatchie…
Eatonville, Florida incorporated in 1887 as one of the first self-governing Black municipalities in the U.S. and later…
The Siddi are descendants of East Africans brought to India as sailors, soldiers, and enslaved laborers by Portuguese…
Birchtown was where thousands of Black Loyalists landed after the American Revolution, their names preserved in the famous…
In Wedding, the Afrikanisches Viertel's colonial-era street names are being replaced one by one with the names of…
Keti Koti commemorates the 1863 abolition of slavery in the Dutch colonies of Suriname and the Caribbean, marked…
The National Civil Rights Museum wraps the actual Lorraine Motel where Martin Luther King Jr. was killed on…
Located at the Royal Albert Dock, the International Slavery Museum confronts Liverpool's central role in the transatlantic slave…
Spain's Afro-Spanish and West African diaspora communities are often overlooked next to France and the UK, but Madrid's…
Montevideo's Barrio Sur and Palermo neighborhoods are the historic home of Afro-Uruguayan Candombe, a drumming and dance tradition…
Esmeraldas province traces its Afro-Ecuadorian roots partly to a 1553 shipwreck of enslaved Africans who established free communities…
Just steps from the EU quarter, Matonge is packed with Congolese restaurants, fabric shops, hair salons, and record…
El Carmen, in the Chincha province south of Lima, is the historic core of Afro-Peruvian culture, home to…
Portobelo's Congo culture — the Diablos y Congos festival — is a centuries-old satirical performance tradition created by…
Curaçao's UNESCO-listed Willemstad is postcard-pretty, but the Kurá Hulanda Museum, housed in a former slave-trading yard, delivers a…
Livingston sits at the mouth of the Rio Dulce, reachable only by boat from Puerto Barrios or Rio…
Tens of thousands of Jamaican, Barbadian, and other West Indian laborers built the Panama Railroad and Canal, and…
Beyond the postcard Walled City, Cartagena's Getsemaní neighborhood and its iconic Palenqueras — fruit vendors descended from San…
Punta Gorda on Roatán is where the exiled Garifuna first landed in 1797, and nearby Trujillo and La…
Turks & Caicos pairs a flagship, award-winning beach (Grace Bay, Providenciales) with the lesser-visited Grand Turk, whose old…
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