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An African-American man and child on a staycation

Summer travel savings: The Staycation versus the vacation

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This Fall 2012 publicity photo provided by Rogers and Cowan shows musician Prince performing in concert in Chicago. Prince turns off the lights at South by Southwest on Saturday, March 16, 2013, with an unexpected and intimate showcase that ranks among the biggest surprises in years at the star-studded music festival and conference. (AP Photo/Rogers and Cowan)

Prince delivers funk-filled SXSW finale

Paul J. Weber, Associated Press
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — How did Prince close out South by Southwest Music Festival's weeklong showcase of rock n' roll?
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Images from The Ministers of Sound exhibit and installation which took place at The Sound Table in Atlanta on Sunday night Photographer John Crooms

Photo exhibition celebrates link between preachers and DJs

Kunbi Tinuoye
theGRIO REPORT - An innovative one-day photographic exhibition that explores the analogy between DJs and ministers took place in Atlanta on Sunday night...
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Guerilla Dance Project performing at the official launch party to celebrate the return of the musical Fela! to Atlanta  (Photo Credit: Mark Harris of Sirrah Media)

Atlanta gears up for hit Broadway musical 'Fela!'

Kunbi Tinuoye
theGRIO REPORT - The official launch party to celebrate the return of 'Fela!' to Atlanta took place Friday at a funky venue in the downtown district...
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(Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)

Mardi Gras Indians in New Orleans

Nick Spitzer
SLIDESHOW - New Orleans Mardi Gras Indians are African American and Afro Creole bands of mostly working-class men who use the European Carnival day or 'Fat Tuesday'” to express continuity within black communities across the cityscape...
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10. The veiling of statues – Particularly in South America and the Caribbean, but also in New Orleans, the veiling of statues, including those of the Virgin Mary, is a long-held tradition, particularly among black Catholics. (Photo by Noel Celis/AFP/Getty Images)

A brief, racial history of Mardis Gras

Dr. Raphael Cassimere Jr.
theGRIO REPORT - New Orleans’ Carnival celebration has always been an important part of the city’ culture; however, always with a racial and class divide...
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Mario Abney plays the trumpet on Bourbon Street in the French Quarter January 28, 2013 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)

Katrina's scars harder to see as Super Bowl looms

Michael Kunzelman, Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - New Orleans has celebrated plenty of milestones on its slow road to recovery from Hurricane Katrina, but arguably none is bigger than hosting its first Super Bowl since the 2005 storm left the city in shambles...
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This 2010 photo provided by Jeffry Dupuis shows the Baby Doll Ladies performing in the Zulu krewe parade on Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Baby dolls – groups of women in skimpy or short, ruffled dresses – started with one group of African-American prostitutes wanting to one-up another on Mardi Gras 1912, but spread within decades to respectable black neighborhoods. The tradition had died out is seeing a modern revival. (AP Photo/Courtesy Jeffry Dupuis via New Orleans Society of Dance)

Black 'baby doll' tradition returns to Carnival

Janet McConnaughey, Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The 'baby dolls,' an on-again, off-again Mardi Gras tradition of New Orleans' African-American community, are on again...
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Close up of MLK Bust in the heart of the city  (Photo: WanJira Banfield)

Bimini honors the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

WanJira Banfield
theGRIO REPORT - Because Dr. King’s presence so significantly impacted the people of Bimini, the city honored his character, his sacrifice and his journey with a bronze bust of his image...
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In this April 4, 2012 file photo, people visit the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial in Washington. Whether visitors want to try one of the first family’s favorite restaurants, discover a sense of history or escape from the crowd to find a museum off the beaten path, Washington is the nation’s cultural capital this weekend for inauguration visitors. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, File)

Beyond Obama's oath, what to see and taste in DC

Brett Zongker, Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) - Whether visitors want to try one of the first family's favorite restaurants, discover a sense of history or escape from the crowd to find a museum off the beaten path, Washington is the nation's cultural capital this weekend for inauguration visitors...
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Smithsonian parallels Emancipation, Civil Rights

Smithsonian exhibit parallels Emancipation, civil rights

Brett Zongker, Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation and Martin Luther King Jr.'s March on Washington for Civil Rights were 100 years apart, but both changed the nation and expanded freedom...
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