The self-described “greatest reggae show on earth” touched down in Montego Bay, Jamaica, last week, as the 22nd annual Reggae Sumfest kicked off three thrilling
Celebrate your independence from the tyranny of driving this holiday weekend by taking MARTA to such time-honored festivities as the Peachtree Road Race, the Atlanta
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Let’s engage in a bit of hypothetical scenarios, shall well? As we lounge around and enjoy this Memorial Day holiday, let’s suppose that we could
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I have been very fortunate to have visited Egypt on four occasions but each time I travel to this land of historical antiquities, I remain overwhelmed
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Imagine scrolling down your Instagram feed, coming across an image so breathtaking you want to book a flight now? That is what this image of
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During the days prior to the 2014 NBA All-Star weekend, a devastating snowstorm hit much of the South and the East Coast. As a result,
In reflecting on the recent passing of the iconic Nelson Mandela or as he is affectionately called Madiba, I think of what South Africa was
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To many working-class blacks, the Pullman Porter had it made. He traveled around the country, had firsthand encounters with politicians and celebrities, and, more importantly,
The Republic of Ghana celebrated its 50th year of independence from colonial rule on March 6, 2007. This former British colony gained its independence on
Fantasy In Lights at Callaway Gardens sets Pine Mountain, Ga., ablaze now through Dec. 30, 2013. Here are 10 reasons why it should be part
The Soviet Union was commonly called the “Iron Curtain” back during the height of the Cold War, so certainly Cuba can be thusly called the
