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The Road We Trod

Shayla Martin

A newsletter about all things Black travel, Black history and Black culture.

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

An overdue update

A few weeks ago, I saw a note on substack that brought my whirling thoughts to a halt. I have to paraphrase because of course I can’t find it now, but essentially it was from someone gently admonishing us writers to stop treating ourselves ...

14 days ago
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Travel with your parents. Now.

*let us bow our heads and pray that August comes up in here like it’s got some sense.*

4 months ago
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Where do we go from here?

I had so many fun and interesting topics planned for my newsletter this summer, especially as someone who HATES the summer season (more on that later), but now that the United States is throwing rocks from its glass house, I feel like anyth...

5 months ago
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The Road We Trod guide to Black-owned spa resorts in the U.S.

Because we all could use some relaxation right about now.

6 months ago
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  • Shayla Martin

    2x award-winning travel journalist. Master storyteller. Always rooting for everybody Black. ✍\ud83c\udffe: NYT, Afar, CNT, Arch Digest, and more.

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