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All Bout Dat Tours All Bout Dat Tours is the storytelling of Black Heritage and Jazz in New Orleans, while visiting the Treme, Bayou Road. The real story of slavery.

Experience Black excellence & Supporting Black owned businesses All Bout Dat Tours follows the journey of a people who, through insurmountable odds, were able to survive, thrive and produce the most healing and powerful music the world has ever known. We celebrates Black Heritage and Jazz while embracing a dark time in our history. Encouraging our (curious) visitors to “get off the beaten path” as we visit places like Treme`, the oldest African American neighborhood in New Orleans (and the US) Bayou Road New Orleans only black owned businesses street, stories about the Black masking Indians, the truth of VooDoo, Insight in Creole Culture, Honoring the Louisiana Freedom Fighters and much more. This journey might make you exert many emotions but by the end of the tour you’ll certainly know All Bout Dat.

10/28/2026
Plantations everywhere!!New Orleans became United States largest slave auction port. We know the hidden horrors in plain...
10/16/2026

Plantations everywhere!!New Orleans became United States largest slave auction port. We know the hidden horrors in plain sight- slave pens.!
Tour with All Bout Dat Tours and visit Black owned businesses. Remember the glory of OurStory ✊🏾Freedom is knowing..

Can’t wait to visit ..!!
10/15/2026

Can’t wait to visit ..!!

Michigan is now home to a $22 million museum built around an uncomfortable idea: racist objects from America’s past can become tools for understanding that history instead of hiding it.

The new Jim Crow Museum of Racist Imagery opened Sept. 30 at Ferris State University in Big Rapids. Its 26,000-square-foot building houses more than 30,000 artifacts collected over decades by museum founder David Pilgrim and through donations from across the country.

But Pilgrim says the museum is not simply displaying racist caricatures and objects. Exhibits also focus on Black Americans who resisted those images through achievement, activism and everyday dignity.

“Witness, understand, heal” is the theme.

The museum traces the Jim Crow system of segregation and disenfranchisement while examining how racist imagery helped dehumanize Black Americans. Its centerpiece is a 7,500-square-foot exhibit gallery, joined by a library reading room, seminar space and recording studio where visitors can preserve stories about Jim Crow’s effects across generations.

Even the building carries meaning. A steel veil around part of the exterior references W. E. B. Du Bois’s concept of “the veil,” representing separation and the experience of being viewed through racism rather than one’s full humanity.

The collection has come a remarkable distance. The original museum opened at Ferris State in the 1990s in a room measuring just 500 square feet. It later expanded to 3,500 square feet before this standalone facility was developed.

More than three decades later, Michigan has given that collection room to do what Pilgrim intended from the beginning: teach difficult history by confronting it directly.

10/15/2026

American Jazz Artist in Copenhagen, Denmark. Had some very successful times there n treated with the outmost respect 🎶
(Mr. Earl Garner was a guest in my family’s home..)

What’s the story ? Join us Black Heritage & Jazz tour of New Orleans  “Super insightful and knowledgeable “ .. review ⭐️...
10/14/2026

What’s the story ? Join us Black Heritage & Jazz tour of New Orleans “Super insightful and knowledgeable “ .. review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

🙄😂🇳🇴👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Congratulations Amazing Woman; Navi Pillay ✊🏽
10/10/2026

🙄😂🇳🇴👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Congratulations Amazing Woman; Navi Pillay ✊🏽

Wonderful Mr. Ashton Ramsey is the New Orleans Griot - storyteller. Who got me hooked on untold blk stories of New Orlea...
10/09/2026

Wonderful Mr. Ashton Ramsey is the New Orleans Griot - storyteller. Who got me hooked on untold blk stories of New Orleans.. LINK IN BIO

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Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 7pm
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