
What Travel Has Taught Me About Racism
It's bad. But the devil is in the details.
The adventures, insights, and travel tips of a gay nomad couple exploring the world. A "Substack Featured" Newsletter. Also featured on CBS Sunday Morning, NPR, and CNN.
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It's bad. But the devil is in the details.

With equally spectacular pictures!

My whole life I thought I was like everyone else. But I was wrong.

They're not what I expected.

Here's why.

Never forget your valuables, identify your cords, easily unsubscribe from all email lists, ditch the hop-on hop-off, transform your life (twice), get *real* discounts, and make good, cheap smoothies.
I recently visited after ten years away.

If I let myself think about, I get pretty upset.

Here are the lessons I've learned from living in Italy on how you get the truly good stuff.

A case study of the benefits of getting away from major tourist centers!

Two years ago, in Oslo, Norway, I made a connection I can't forget.
In America, the City by the Bay fuses cerebellums on both the right *and* the left.

No, seriously.

Document everything, get more into your carry-on, don't be a slob, get surprising discounts, reduce investment fees, and stay two subway stops over. Plus, the single most important travel hack of all!

I celebrate three other extraordinary fathers I have known.

And yes, despite the recent military skirmishes with Thailand, it's still very safe.

Split in summer = total bummer. Split in winter = it's a winner!
How's this for a spicy take?
She's the manager at the condo complex where we stay. But she's also a good metaphor about what's happening in America.

I used to live here, and on my most recent visit to the city, it was obvious you want me back. But it isn't going to work.

This small European town is overlooked by most Americans.