Latria Graham
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The Hidden Story of America's Historically Black Beaches (opens the original)
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The South Carolina sand of Myrtle Beach, smooth as baby powder, coats the bottom of my feet as I make my way across it, deep in thought. I have come to this place, not far from where the Little River meets the Atlantic Ocean, to better understand where my body fits in U.S. history. Mere decades ago, my great-grandfather Moses Graham would not have been able to walk here as I do today. As a Black man in the 1940s, living under Jim Crow laws, Moses had only a four-block stretch of nearby Atlantic
S5, E35: Following the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail—and the Story It Left Out (opens the original)
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Welcome to Unpacked Five Questions, a podcast that takes you behind the scenes of one great travel story. In this episode, executive editor Katherine LaGrave sits down with writer Latria Graham, Afar’s Unpacked columnist. Latria spent seven weeks driving the nearly 5,000-mile Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail—alone—to report a story about the Corps of Discovery’s most essential and least credited member: York, an enslaved man whose skills, knowledge, and presence helped make the entire exp
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