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Hidden Gems of the Caribbean: St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Hidden Gems of the Caribbean: St. Vincent and the Grenadines

St. Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) is a stunning Caribbean destination known for its picturesque beaches, pristine waters, lush rainforests, and laid-back culture. Comprising the main island of St. Vincent and a collection of smaller islands and cays, the country offers an idyllic blend of adventure, relaxation, and natural beauty. There are 32 islands total, nine of which are inhabited.

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Are Other Countries Racist?
Are Other Countries Racist?

I take issue with people saying that the U.S. is the only anti-Black and racist country in the world. White supremacy has a global reach. So does anti-Blackness. Just because you stayed in a country for a week as a tourist and had a great time doesn’t mean the place isn’t racist. I’ve experienced racism in the Maldives, Morocco, Qatar, and the Dominican Republic, where my Black friends and I were denied entry into and then forcibly removed from a nightclub.

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4 Steps to Becoming a Better Traveler
4 Steps to Becoming a Better Traveler

While I have always been consumed by an ever-growing wanderlust, I have not been the smartest about making travel work for me. By that I mean I have not sowed and reaped the benefits of allowing my trips to accumulate points. I was additionally unaware of certain hacks that make the actual process of journeying overseas a more manageable ordeal. I am applying the following tips going forward and hope you can do the same.

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