There Are No Guided Black-History Tours in Key West. One Woman Is Trying to Change That

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Arida Wright has been offering off-the-books tours in her adopted hometown for three years. Why can't she obtain the proper license?

Arida Wright has been offering off-the-books tours in her adopted hometown for three years. Why can't she obtain the proper license? This story matters for Culture, Style & Media readers tracking deco. Reported by rollingstone.com. Read the full original at the source link below.

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There Are No Guided Black-History Tours in Key West. One Woman Is Trying to Change That

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