World Tourism Day: 5 Safe And Inspiring Destinations For Black Women - Page 5
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Shanique Yates
5. Grenada
This country, known as the Spice Isle because of its large production of nutmeg, mace, cinnamon, ginger, and cloves, is much more than a place to eat a delicious meal. Grenadians have a way of embracing Americans, specifically Black women, with a warm hug and big smiles. Their pride in their country is infectious and encourages others to get involved. During a visit to celebrate their 50th Independence Day, I was not only engulfed in the culture but directly relating with a woman who owns a family farm, much like my folks back in Virginia.
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