As we quickly approach the holidays and close out the year, we wanted to remind you of the warmth and adventure that await you in places across the globe. So ladies and gentlemen, welcome to our last destination issue of the year: The Egypt Issue.
Now, let me preface this note by saying that if y... Read More...
JANUARY 2016 - ISSUE 01 - IDENTITY
Camilla Hawthorne is a Ph.D. student in U.C. Berkeley's geography program, with a designated emphasis in... Read More...
Mezzo-soprano and actress Claudette Hatcher is a polyglot with a passion for life, which she pursues to the fullest. Claudette has traveled ... Read More...
SEPTEMBER 2016 - ISSUE 09 - GLOBAL FOOD!
Airis the Chef started out in college as a Marketing major at Southern University and A&M Coll... Read More...
April Reign practiced law for nearly twenty years, honing her talent for public speaking and persuasive writing, but it wasn't until she wal... Read More...
Recently named as one of the best wedding designers in the world by Vogue Magazine, Preston Bailey has been Globally-celebrated for his uniq... Read More...
Sultan Khalfan Alabdali is a 32 year old Taekwondo Master Omani citizen born in Zanzibar. He is advocating and pushing for the return of a f... Read More...
SEPTEMBER 2016 - ISSUE 09 - GLOBAL FOOD!
Chef Ahki, CEO of Delicious Indigenous Foods is a celebrity chef, natural foods activist and nutri... Read More...
Raj Warrior is the managing editor of Automan Magazine and has been a part of the Middle East’s automotive landscape for the past 15 years. ... Read More...
What kind of traveler do you define yourself as? Do you consider yourself a fearless traveler? What moment in your travels caused you to be ... Read More...
On my twelfth birthday, my mother took me to an amusement park in Northeastern Pennsylvania. I spent the day on questionably built spinning ... Read More...
So we book that bucket list trip with a great flight deal, find the nicest hotel, go shopping for Instagram worthy bathing suits and outfits... Read More...
A 6-PART FINANCIAL WELLNESS SERIES
Traveling is as much about the ability to pursue dreams as it is about boarding passes and bucket lists.... Read More...
So there I am, sitting on Solomon Pass, about 13 miles outside of Safford, Arizona. Ahead are cows, canyons, mountains, rattlesnakes, and a ... Read More...
FACES OF EXPATRIATION - THE GLOBALIST
Lisa R. Mitchell is a Global Business Executive with nearly 20 years of experience in the financial s... Read More...
Someone climbs El Capitan in Yosemite – 3,000 feet straight up – without ropes or safety gear. Someone else climbs Everest without guides or... Read More...
Spring is right around the corner which means festival season will be in full swing. As we look through festivals happening around the world... Read More...
IMG: Elizabeth Solaru
Desserts these days have become much more than the last course for your meal. Those sweet little creations of heav... Read More...
FACES OF EXPATRIATION - MEXICO
Remaining uncomfortable is a life practice for the artist, Daniel Hopkins. Creating large scale spray painte... Read More...
In August of 2004, Tamari Jenkins and Krishauna Hines-Gaither met in Cuernavaca, Mexico. Both women were there as directors of their respec... Read More...
Step Afrika! is the world’s first professional dance troupe built around the electrifying African American tradition of stepping. Founded in... Read More...
John Dunkley: Neither Day nor Night presents the work of John Dunkley (b. 1891, Savanna-la-Mar, Jamaica; d. 1947, Kingston), widely consider... Read More...
Language, beyond the obvious use as the primary communication mechanism between people, is one of the most important parts of culture global... Read More...
Early in the 1970s and 1980s, an assortment of Japanese animation was broadcasted to the Lebanese youth such as; Mitsubachi Māya no Bōken (M... Read More...
“Woman not supposed to ask for cow cod soup,” said Miss Maggie, the soup vendor playfully chastising me as she stirred the large pot propped... Read More...
Life is a journey with many beginnings and endings as one travels from one stage to the next. A rite of passage celebrates that entry, marke... Read More...
Like most gods in cultures that practice polytheism, Isis was responsible for many aspects of Egyptian life. Patron of the slaves and sinners. An advocate for the penniless and supporter of the artisan. She was a symbol of fertility and the goddess of motherhood.
“Next to being a Hollywood movie star, nothing was more glamorous.” This breathless statement, quoted in Femininity in Flight, was uttered b... Read More...
When I arrived in Mexico about two decades ago to begin research on the early history of Africans and their descendants there, a young stude... Read More...
African Americans played a vital role in the development of cave tour routes and the visitor experience throughout the 19th and early 20th... Read More...
The Equal Justice Initiative is using soil to document the lynchings of more than 4,400 African-descended people between 1877 and 1950.
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“We aren’t anything new. We aren’t reinventing the wheel. People of color have been active in skydiving for a long time, but it hasn’t bee... Read More...
