GRIOTS REPUBLIC - An Urban Black Travel Mag - April 2016

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PRACTICE MINDFULNESS The whole way the region is understood and framed as a tropical “paradise” can be quite attractive. But, be careful not to allow that framework to cause you to reduce the way that you see the place and the people living in the region. RESIST Resisting the ideas of objectification and exoticising of bodies. Instead allow yourself to be drawn more closely to a connection that is more than sexual; perhaps one that allows you to actually see the beauty that surrounds you. BUY LOCAL Skip the resort and research some amazing bed and breakfast sites. Visit the local markets for produce. Eat at local restaurants and make sure that your dollar supports local indigenous economies instead of tourist corporations. You can expect a more public discourse from Dr. Angelique V. Nixon in the near future as she explores ways in which we can identify and resolve oppressive concepts by changing the narrative around sex, gender, sexuality, and how the Caribbean region is influenced by global discourses. ANGUILLA A 2006 National Poetry Slam Champion, and recipient of Westword’s Mastermind Award in Literary Arts for her work as hostess of Café Nuba; Ebony Isis Booth is committed to her work. She continues to fuel her drive toward art-ivism as Programs & Communications Coordinator for Harwood Art Center while simultaneously writing and performing original poetry, heralding social justice, self love, and perseverance in and around New Mexico.
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