February is Black History Month, an annual celebration of achievements by Black Americans and a time for recognizing their central role in U.S. history. In honor of the successes and advancements Black Americans have achieved and contributed to society, check out these ways to celebrate and learn.
While the pandemic has been a tumultuous time for many, one silver lining has emerged: the opportunities to learn and grow along the way.
An annual federal holiday since 1986, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebrates the civil rights leader who was instrumental in the Civil Rights Movement and challenging racial injustice. Through both travel and online resources, there are still several ways to learn —today and every day—about Dr. King and his messages.
As recovery from the pandemic slowly begins and destinations start welcoming visitors back more regularly, destinations are increasingly considering several measures that make travel more accessible for visitors of all kinds.
Mask wearing has become a staple in our everyday lives since the pandemic began. Though it's an adjustment and different from what we're used to, this simple practice is worth it to help keep yourself and others around you safe from a virus that doesn't discriminate.
