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Best Places to Visit in the South — Best Southern Cities to Visit

Type keyword(s) to search Every item on this page was carefully chosen by a Veranda editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Stephen Kent Johnson The Field Trip That Connected Me to the Artistic Spirit and Wonders of the South One editor road tripped through four Southern cities that embody the region’s history, creativity, artistic talent, and impeccable design for a truly inspiring getaway. Jan 29, 2021 Like any design enthusiast, I have been craving creative inspiration and exploration beyond the four walls that have been my faithful refuge this past year. While our editors have delighted in picking up favorite hobbies that had been thrown to the wayside, delved into the history of our favorite prints and patterns that we never seemed to have time to study, and created cozy and colorful home office spaces, we ve also been jonesing to explore the world beyond our windows with all five senses again.

How to Support the Black Community in Memphis Right Now

How to Support the Black Community in Memphis Right Now Thrillist 1/27/2021 Milton Howery III © City Tasting Box None of the music, food, and culture that Memphis is so renowned for would exist if it weren t for the Black community that gave rise to it. And right now, in the wake of a global pandemic that has no end in sight to the continued racial inequalities in the United States, the Black community needs the support of all Memphis. It s important to support Black business now more than ever because we are going through a global pandemic, says Cynthia Daniels, founder of Cynthia Daniel and Co. and creator of Memphis Black Restaurant Week and Juneteenth Shop Black Virtual Experience. “While the numbers are much higher than they were six months ago, it is still hard for Black businesses, they have to rely on grants and loans. But now more than ever, the community is trying to rally around the ones choosing to stick through the pandemic and support them

In a surprise move the Presidential Inauguration put Memphis in the spotlight

In a surprise move the Presidential Inauguration put Memphis in the spotlight Memphis back in the national spotlight By Arianna Poindexter | January 21, 2021 at 5:49 PM CST - Updated January 21 at 8:16 PM MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - “Better days are coming” was the message nationally televised during the “Celebrating America” special after the Inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. Memphis’ own Justin Timberlake returned home to perform with Grammy-nominated Artist Ant Clemons and Stax Music Academy students and alumni in front of the Iconic Stax Museum of American Soul Music. “It’s hard to keep secrets in this town,” said Stax Music Academy Executive Director, Pat Mitchell Worley.

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Martin Luther King Jr Day events hosted virtually, scaled down this year

“Our world has dramatically changed since we were together last January. Since that time, we were forced to come face-to-face with our nation’s racist reality,” Bernice King, daughter of King and Coretta Scott King and CEO of The King Center in Atlanta, said at the service. “As we commemorate the King holiday, I can hear his voice still reverberating through the annals of time that this may be our last chance to make the shift away from being power-centered to becoming more people-centered and from being utterly self-centered to becoming more other-centered,” Ms. King said. “I can hear him reminding us of the necessity of shifting from a reign of chaos toward a more just, humane, equitable, peaceful and sustainable world, which for him was the beloved community.”

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