ANAYOTOTHE
AnayoA 30-something wandering a winding path to see some world, sharing her musings on Black travel, culture, and womanhood along the way.
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| Issues | 10 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 4 months ago |
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Four Girls Walk Into A Club In Accra
Fans are being wielded like shields to block an unrelenting Ghanaian sun—trying to keep cool is pointless.
It’s Detty December in Accra, and the heat here hits different. It laughs at sunscreen, sunglasses, and even the strongest setting s...
I Wore My Natural Hair On Vacation And Didn't Die
Can I share a secret?
I wrote an article awhile back about the high-maintenance travel Olympics. In it, I lamented about how forcing ourselves to look our 5-star best at all times on vacation holds us back from being fully present in a new...
I Thought I Knew About Solo Travelling, Until I Watched Tracee Ellis Ross Do It
"I took my first solo trip when I was 24 or 25, and something clicked. I'm responsible for my own happiness." —Tracee Ellis Ross
It’s been a minute since I saw the trailer for a show and wanted to watch it immediately. But as a 30+ Black w...
Random Observations 02: New Orleans
Welcome to Random Observations, a monthly column on the random shit I notice in random places around the world. Very serious and completely unserious. Since ESSENCE Fest is around the corner, and I’ve now been to NOLA twice, here are my ran...
Travel Propaganda I'm Not Falling For
Unbothered in Costa Rica
Check out at 11am
via Threads
I need hotels to stand on business. When the clock strikes 11, I need them to be at the door ready to take me away. Because if not, I’ll see y’all when I see y’all. The number o...
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