Monday, March 15, 2010

Celebrate Black History

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An interactive, multi-media website from the same people that brought you cable television’s Biography Channel. The sites features profiles of prominent African-American personalities, ranging from Civil Rights Activist Malcolm X to Nobel Prize-winning author Toni Morrison, as well as quizes, games, videos and more about black history. Must See: Black History Timeline. For more information, visit Celebrate [...]

The Southern Gumbo Trail

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The Southern Gumbo Trail is an effort by the Southern Foodways Alliance to document the history, tradition, and culture of gumbo, including oral histories, photos, film snippets, audio clips, and an interactive map for hungry travelers. Be sure to also check out the companion sites, The Southern BBQ Trail, The Southern Boudin Trail, and the [...]

Love at First Site: Café de la Soul – Your Black Paris Portal

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According to the website:
“Officially launched in 1998, Cafe de La Soul  serves as the premier online reference for African Americans living and traveling to Paris; gives voice to the modern black Paris community; and addresses the needs and interests of today’s urban travelers, all while highlighting a virtually hidden side of the city of light. [...]

African American Association of Innkeepers International

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Awaaba by the Sea, Cape Cod, New Jersey

Akwaaba DC, Washington D.C.
From New York to New Orleans, from Martha’s Vineyard to Toronto Canada, and points in between, check out the African American Association of Innkeepers International when you are in the mood for something other than the Marriott or the Motel 8 down the street…….something tastefully decorated with antiques and Afrocentric [...]

North Carolina African American Culture Tour

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North Carolina African American Culture Tour (AACT) represents the collaborative efforts of fourteen African American non-profit organizations that have come together to provide you with all the information you need to explore the rich, African American cultural heritage of North Carolina. For more information, visit the website.

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