While quite a few countries made the list of those banned from traveling in Italy, visitors across the European Union explore sites once flooded by American and Chinese tourists.
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Ghana’s “Year of Return” initiative sparked a movement of Blacks and Africans in the diaspora to journey to “The Motherland.” The year long campaign allowed visitors to explore and travel to important sites that tell of a rich history and narrative nuanced about slavery and before. While Ghana has its significance, there are many more locations to travel than the Door of No Return. Go see for yourself.
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Drink responsibly and consciously. Great wines and spirits by really dope Black women.
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Ark Republic speaks to Ananda and Zaccai Free, founders of Sweetwyrdness, a highly innovative lifestyle and media company that celebrates and connects those who express themselves in authenticity.
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With the city’s rapid growth expanding outside of the 285 highway and into suburbia, the Georgia metropolis has grown into a food oasis.
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Ark Republic finishes its “Best of coffee shops” series by heading to the land of Andre 3000, go-go and Baltimore club music.
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Away from the mainstream dosages of cash cropped French press, stale bagels and GMO macchiatos, these shops and cafes serve drip drops of cupped lighting with the understanding that every espresso served, often keeps their doors open and hires local folk.
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“Sweet dreams turns into coffee in the morning,” croons singer Miguel when he gave a new meaning to coffee, in his song with same name. Coffee, without a doubt, gives people the energy that they need after hard nights and deep sleeps, but who supplies this legal high?
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Modest-sized cities in the Midwest have been attracting people leaving large metropolises for something more manageable. With the migrations come the change of neighborhoods. These coffeeshops work to highlight the diverse populations and brew choices in the area.
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