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I'm A Black Man Who Left Mainland U.S. For A Life In Puerto Rico, And I Don't Regret It - Travel Noire

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Kamar Gore moved to Puerto Rico in 2012 and has no plans to return to the mainland. Puerto Rico, like Cuba and the Dominican Republic, wouldn't be what it is today without African influence. Popular foods such as mofongo can be traced to Angola, and dances and music styles like bomba and salsa are linked to the motherland.
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I'm A Black Man Who Left Mainland U.S. For A Life In Puerto Rico, And I Don't Regret It - Travel Noire

Some travelers feel an instant connection once they arrive in a new place, which was Kamar Gore’s experience when he disembarked in Puerto Rico for...

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TravelNoire broke the news on Friday, January 28, 2022.
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