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The latest stories from BBC Travel on travel topics from all over the globe: culture, identity, food, history, heritage, archaeology, nature, sustainability, adventure, experiences, destinations and other themes that celebrate the people and places that make the world diverse and amazing.

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By day, they work at the MFA. After hours, they make their own art. - Vimarsana News

By day, they work at the MFA. After hours, they make their own art.

The Copley Society of Art on Newbury Street mounts a show of works by Museum of Fine Arts Boston employees.

SC African American History Calendar: May 2022 Honorees - The Gaither Family | Stories - Vimarsana News

SC African American History Calendar: May 2022 Honorees - The Gaither Family | Stories

Walter B. Gaither, one of seven children of Fairfield County farmers Walter and Fancie Gaither, and Fannie Mae Little, second daughter born to Anderson County homemaker Molly and mill worker Louvel Little, met at Rock Hill’s Friendship Junior College. After graduating, they married and started a family near Great Falls. Fannie Mae became a teacher, steering generations of students through eighth grade until the mid-1950s when many Black teachers were fired following the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education ruling.

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Linda Goode Bryant - BOMB Magazine

BOMB Magazine has been publishing conversations between artists of all disciplines since 1981.

Encore: Celebrating Juneteenth In Boston - Vimarsana News

Encore: Celebrating Juneteenth In Boston

On Saturday, millions of people across the U.S. will celebrate the day enslaved people in Texas discovered they were free.

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