BEIJING — On the minibus that bumped and grinded its way here, I spotted The Great Wall of China, long and winding against a backdrop of greenery, miles before I stood at its base. Jumping out of the minibus with the tour guide, I noticed a decidedly American institution in front of me: Subway. American companies have a giant footprint
As a global traveler, I’ve seen increasing reasons for concern about the influence of China in Africa and elsewhere. Before Americans like me posit solutions that involve higher military spending and strategic competition, they must examine a truth about China: Its rise stems not from superior weaponry but from a fundamentally different approach to national priorities. Since President Jimmy Carter
Even amid the historic beauty of Rome, a Black man can run into ugliness.I’ve discovered that fact in international cities other than Rome, because as a Black man who travels, I know, sadly, that racism will follow me wherever I set my luggage down.In the past, I’ve recounted instances of where my Blackness got me treatment of the second-class variety.
HONG KONG — I'd left my iPhone in a taxi, so I had to rely on my traveling companion Phil, a bond trader with JPMorgan, to serve as Christopher Columbus on our Southeast Asian odyssey. I lost nothing in putting the navigation in his hands — rather, in the hands of his iPhone. Phil longed to see the jade market,
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