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Preppy Easter Fashion for Women: A How-To Guide

Easter weekend is a delightful time to embrace the vibrant colors and classic styles of spring fashion. Preppy style is all about timeless elegance, cheerful patterns, and a touch of sophistication. Here’s a guide on how to achieve the perfect preppy Easter look that is both stylish and suitable for

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How to Wear Seersucker for Easter Sunday

Easter Sunday is a joyful occasion, often celebrated with family gatherings, special meals, and church services. It’s also a time when people dress in their finest spring attire. One classic fabric that perfectly embodies the light, breezy spirit of Easter is seersucker. Known for its puckered texture and lightweight feel,

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Where To Find a Wooden Fan for a Trail Ride

When preparing for a trail ride, having the right equipment is essential to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience. A wooden fan can be a delightful addition to your trail ride gear, providing a natural and eco-friendly way to stay cool. Here are some places where you can find a

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5 Small Towns in the South with HBCUs to Visit

HBCU’s are usually located in small towns. The reason being is because normally, that is where most of the founders were from and where the land was the most affordable. As I said in a previous article on small southern towns, they should not be underestimated because some small towns

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Heritage Travel: Black Heritage Sites in Texas

In different Southern locations, one can expect to see a variety of heritage sites in these locations. Whether it’s a small town or a larger city, heritage and history, especially Black heritage, should be spread throughout there as well. Black Southern Belles and Black Southern Beaus have created much of

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10 Black Owned Bed & Breakfasts In the South

Looking for somewhere to end the summer with a relaxing weekend trip or start off fall with romantic getaway? A Bed & Breakfast is your answer. We have curated a few of our favorites in the South and hope you add them to your travel list. These 10 Black Owned

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Black Music Heritage: The Queens of Southern Soul

By the time Aretha Franklin walked into FAME (Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) in Muscle Shoals, Alabama in 1967, a long line of Black southern soul singing women had laid the groundwork for her success. FAME and other studios in the deep South recorded women like the indomitable Big Mama (Willie

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How to Maintain Friendship with Your Spouse

I remember once having a conversation with a coworker who lamented that she sometimes felt like she and her husband were boring. She mentioned how she realized that they sometimes sat in silence at home but at the same time she was comfortable with it. They had already been married

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