The volume’s proper title was, “The Negro Motorist Green Book,” and it advised travelers where they could expect to be welcomed and safe on their journeys across the country.

The Caribbean Green Book could be that platform to do that for them.” Inside The Caribbean Green Book, A Guide To The Black-Owned West Indies Tilou Kanawa in Dominica Stone Villa in St. Lucia ...

“The Negro Motorist Green Book ” cover, 19 47 . " The Green Book embodied mutual aid in action," explains Trudy Gaba, curator for social justice at the Freedom Center.

Victor Hugo Green's "The Negro Motorist Green Book" was published from 1936 to 1966, during the era of Jim Crow laws, to help Black Americans traveling through the South navigate safely through ...

In this nation's era of racial segregation and hate crimes, Green Book locations were vital for the survival of thousands of Black Americans. Colorado is using a $75,000 grant to search for and ...

They have that, too. What makes the Caribbean Green Book particularly special is that it, in honor of true Caribbean history, it also includes Indigenous-owned businesses throughout the islands.