Baltimore skyline; credit Dean Ray
U.S. Cities Black Travel Guides
U.S. Cities Black Travel Guides by Soul Of America are curated from an African-American perspective. In the sweep of American history, Only First Nation Tribes lay more claim to the soul of this country. Blacks came with Spanish explorers and some settled as freemen in Florida since 1565. In 1609, they were brought as slaves to Virginia. In 1619, they arrived in New York. And in 1623 they arrived in Massachusetts. We have fought heroically in the Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Civil War and served as Buffalo Soldiers afterwards. African-Americans also served in the Spanish-American War, World War I, World War II, Korean War, Vietnam War and Middle East Wars. During and after World War II, a number of Africans relocated to Hawaii as well. Over time, we found more safety and achievement in U.S. Cities. We have overcome many racial hurdles to invent great products and to build businesses, places of worship, cultural sites and institutions. We invite you to explore their treasures with our U.S. Cities Black Travel Guides.
U.S. Cities
Atlantic City
Atlanta
Augusta
Austin
Baltimore
Baton Rouge
Birmingham
Boston
Brooklyn & Queens
Charleston
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbia
Dallas
Daytona Beach
Detroit
Durham
Fort Lauderdale
Greensboro
Gullah Sea Islands
Hampton
Houston
Indianapolis
Jackson
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Louisville
Martha’s Vineyard
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Mobile
Monterey
Montgomery
Nashville
Myrtle Beach
Natchez
Newark
New Orleans
New York City
Norfolk
Oakland
Orlando
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Raleigh
Richmond
Sag Harbor & The Hamptons
Saint Louis
Saint Petersburg
San Diego
San Francisco
Savannah
Seattle
Sedona
Selma
Shreveport
Tampa
Virginia Beach
Washington, DC
Wichita
Winston-Salem
Black Spas & Inns
Civil Rights Movement by U.S. Cities
Black History by U.S. Cities
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U.S. Cities & Hawaii Black Travel Guides by Soul Of America locate black museums, nightclubs, restaurants, gift shops, cafes, coffeehouses, cultural centers, historic sites, places of worship, major events, black colleges, black spas, black innkeepers and art galleries. For a well-round travel experience, our U.S. Cities Black Travel Guides have the most curated destination photos in our market. Our travel guides include general attractions, family attractions, general art centers, air, ground & cruise transportation, plus hotel reviews by third parties to enhance savvy travel. See SoulOfAmerica Blog for specialty articles.
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Hello, Would you have any information on African American groups that travel only in US.
Thanks
At this time no, but I recommend a web search match to the demographics and dates you have in mind.
Beautiful Pictures of The Mural at Dexter Ave. Baptist Church In Montgomery Alabama. I had the privilege of befriending The Artist when I Visited back in 2019. I am in the process of connecting him with the Artist who did a Similar Mural in the Bottom Of The Church in Clinton TN that literally gave life to the Story Of the Clinton 12. The Turmoil and Racists events surrounding the Story of the 12 Black Students Court Ordered to Attend Clinton’s all White Highschool was the Citie’s best Kept Secret until Min/Artist Alan Jones Started interviewing members of his Congregation and Community. From their a Mural was created and A Committee to Commemorate the Historic Event. If you have time please research The Clinton 12. You may also Come over to My City In Knoxville to learn more About the Birth place of Artist Bufford Delaney, Nikki Giovanni, and Stumping Grounds of Alex Haley where a Giant Statue of Him resides feets away from our Black Culture Center in the Center of The Area where Urban Removal occured. Lots of History in Clinton and Knoxville that should be explored. By the Way the Artist of the Clinton Mural Resides in Knoxville.
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