Washington, DC: The Chocolate City Tour

April 26, 2012 By Leave a Comment

There is only one tour I recommend in Washington, DC…and that is the “Chocolate city” Tour created by President Cory Crane (Toure).
The Chocolate City Tour “enlightens and serves as the historical bank for the millions of Black people living in, around, and visiting the nation’s capital. As the tour helps you reclaim your history, you’ll find why they nicknamed the nation’s capital “Chocolate City” (from the Chocolate City Tour web site).

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Charlotte, NC

April 26, 2012 By Leave a Comment

Charlotte, NC is named after Queen Charlotte, wife of King George III, giving rise to its nickname, “Queen City”.
In this Blog, I’d like to share some of the finer destinations worth visiting in the “Queen City”.

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First Coast, Savannah, and Charleston Bus Cruise

April 22, 2012 By Leave a Comment

A Bus Cruise to consider very highly begins at Jacksonvile, FL and travels north to historic Savannah, GA; and on to Charleston, SC (formerly Charles Town, of colonial times).Beginning with Jacksonville, the River City features JaxPort, which can handle some of the largest pleasure cruisers, as well as freighters which have a significant impact on… [Continue Reading]

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Marissa Alexander Stood Her Ground – No One Was Injured or Murdered – She Faces 25 Years In Prison

April 17, 2012 By Leave a Comment

In The State Of Florida – Marissa Alexander Had A Gun Permit, Stood Her Ground, Did Not Shoot Or Kill Anyone and Faces 25 Years In Prison,Lincoln B. Alexander Jr on behalf of Marissa Alexander

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Northeast Florida in Turmoil: 1784 – 1821

October 26, 2011 By Leave a Comment

The year was 1784. Don Vicente Manuel de Zespedes y Velasco, with 500 troops and several hundred governmental employees arrive at the administrative capitol of East Florida at St. Augustine. East Florida proved to be a depopulated Province following the British exodus.

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American Sr. High students participate in Educational Model for Tours

October 16, 2011 By Leave a Comment

Students from American Sr. High, Hialeah, FL, included St. Augustine in their tour of North Florida on the occasion of their visit to the FAMU Rattler Homecoming. After spending Saturday night (Oct. at the fabulous Wyndham Riverwalk Resort on the South Bank, Jacksonville, the 39 students and 7 chaperones led by Director of Bands, Glenn… [Continue Reading]

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MLK Parade Participants – St. Petersburg Florida

September 27, 2011 By Leave a Comment

BHT is the official tour and travel company of the MLK National Parade in St. Petersburg, Florida. Book your travel now! VIEW MLK PARADE DETAILS Below we present you with a sample MLK Parade itinerary: 2 day /1 night – to participate in MLK Parade Day 1 Depart roundtrip one deluxe to St. Petersburg, FL… [Continue Reading]

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RE Alpha Phi Alpha dedication of MLK Memorial

September 2, 2011 By Leave a Comment

I get a sense of continuance…

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Courage, bravery, and heroism: Stetson Kennedy

August 31, 2011 By Leave a Comment

NAACP Youth Council leader said Kennedy warned police of impending attack.

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St. Augustine, an African, on his Feast Day

August 28, 2011 By Leave a Comment

The fact that the Ancient City, the oldest continuously occupied European settlement in what is now the USA, is named after an African, is mentioned only during the St. Augustine Black History Tours, the most comprehensive tour of all those available in the City of St. Augustine, FL.

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