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DETOUR’s publisher Ron Stodghill on the power of togetherness for writers.

Discover Boca Raton’s little-known piece of African American history, Pearl City, a historically Black community established in 1915.

The film, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival early this month, portrays 21st-century Cape Town with a vivid authenticity that brings a critical perspective to post-Apartheid South Africa.

Traveling solo doesn’t always mean you’re alone. Journey with DETOUR to California’s Bay Area and discover the importance of friendship and chosen family in travel.

A debut column by DETOUR’s newest writer, Renée Cheréz, takes readers through the various breadcrumbs of Cheréz’ lived experience, including travel, ancestry and the journey of finding herself.

As a two-time recipient of the Sundance International Film Festival’s Inclusion Initiative grant, writer Jonita Davis reflects on her experience at the festival.

Writer K. Anoa Monsho explores what she calls America’s great Soul Cities, those places that are synonymous with African American and Black culture.

DETOUR is thrilled to have Faith Adiele, a travel memoirist and essayist, a lover of food and disliker of nature, a teacher and scholar, serve as its first columnist.

Faith Adiele becomes DETOUR’s first columnist.

DETOUR welcomes its first columnist, Faith Adiele.