Exploring the Black Roots of Rio’s ‘Little Africa’

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Exploring the Black Roots of Rio’s ‘Little Africa’

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In this episode of 'Beyond the Brochure: This is B.A.T.E., Blacks Advancing Tourism Economics,' S The Best takes listeners on a journey through 'Little Africa,' a culturally-rich community in Rio de Janeiro created by freed and escaped slaves in the 19th century. From the birthplace of samba to colorful murals telling stories of struggle and triumph, the podcast explores the local culture and history. S The Best highlights the importance of tourism to the local economy and preserving its unique Afro-Brazilian heritage. The episode also stresses the importance of mindful and respectful traveling that impacts the community positively, emphasizing support for local businesses and thoughtful engagement with local guides. The episode concludes with a call to action for travelers to seek out destinations that honor, preserve, and celebrate Black heritage and uplift local communities.

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