Roundabout Atlanta Tours & Transportation

22/01/2024

Shocking news!! Rest Easy

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31/10/2022

20/09/2022

Amazing history Broken down like no other 💯 🌎

20/08/2022

"Get it in" with us this weekend🙂

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03/08/2022

The season for Family Reunions are still a full effect 😆

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23/07/2022

About Yesterday 😉

30/05/2022

Where U from?

18/05/2022

Did you hear? We’ve got one of the best experiences in the USA— Our Atlanta Black History & Civil Rights tour is a 🏆
Of 300,000 Viator experiences, Viator Experience Awards recognizes the top 220 tours in 11 geographic regions, ranking the top 20 per region.

It’s been great year for Roundabout Atlanta and we’re extremely honored for this award. Thanking all our amazing guest for taking the time to leave us reviews, feedback, recommendations, and sharing their photo experiences for our future travelers. Thx so much 🎉🙌🏿👏🏽✊🏿

Click the link in our bio to experience it for yourself!

23/04/2022

We gotta dope night tour 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿 Come check us out 😉 City Light Atlanta Night Tour

23/04/2022

About to get a menage a trois delicious 😋

18/04/2022

That one time MJ had ATL Airport almost on lockdown. Imagine having this kinda affect on people…to the person who handed the mayor that bullhorn, bro you had one job 😂🤦🏽🤦🏽


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09/04/2022

I bet you, our tour is better than yours lol Saturday Fun day with Chi-town, the DMV, Scotland, Italy, West Palm Beach, to MIami, Florida.


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08/02/2022

White slaveholders reserve the right to name black adults as well as black babie. Naming for white authority and power. Contrary to popular history, there is no evidence that newly freed black slaves chose to adapt the surnames of their former masters, some of whom have a name like Pinckney, Randolph and Rutledge. In slavery, the names given to blacks most of the reflected their plantation job, status of geographical location.

Other slave owners gave black names that reflected and mocked the slave’s powerlessness and low status. Names such as Colonel, General, Senator Cesar, Hercules Captain, Sheriff, Socrates, Napoleon or Pompey were intended to be humerous and ridiculous.

Auction house slave rolls were filled with insulting names like Sunshine special, Sugar bear, Pomp N’ circumstances, Sweet liberty, Dick Freedom and Jump Free. When blacks were finally in a position to exercise some control over their lives, they use various methods to chose their name. For surname, most shows innocuous, but common names, like Johnson, Jones, Smith or Robinson. Others chose colors, such as Brown, Green and White as last name. Only a few chose the color “BLACK” as a last name.

A common practice was to use the name of the job they perform on the plantation, such as Tailor (Taylor), Carpenter, Wheeler (Wheel maker), Cooks, Woods or Farmers. Equally as popular were names from the Bible and popular figures of the day such as George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson or John Brown. When black parents were able to pick their own names for their children, it was a real milestones.

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05/02/2022

Who gets the credit for originating the passive nonviolent philosophy? During the Black Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr attributed his passive nonviolent philosophy to Gandhi of India. Ironically, Gandhi borrowed the philosophy from his readings about Frederick Douglass, a black man who believe that nonviolent political action was the best means to end slavery.

The premise of the non-violent resistant philosophy is that a person or group should be willing to sacrifice yourself for a greater good. Frederick Douglass linked his passive resistance beliefs to the philosophy of William Lloyd Garrison, a white abolitionist, who believed that moral persuasion was the best way to end slavery.

King, Gandhi, and Douglas aside, the oldest and true origin of non-violent resistance was Jesus Christ. In the New Testament of the Holy Bible, Jesus was “the lamb“ who subordinated his godly powers and allowed himself to be brutalize and sacrifice to save the world. Now you know the real history and the origins of nonviolent passive philosophy of the black civil rights movement of the 1960s.


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01/02/2022

You’ve been warned 😉 Happy Black History Month 😝 ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

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28/01/2022

***New Power Couple Alert

Aisha Cole & Derrick Hayes are the owners of Atlanta-based restaurants & , respectively. Cole, affectionately known as Pinky, opened her plant-based burger joint, Slutty Vegan, in 2018. Big Dave’s Cheesesteaks CEO Derrick Hayes opened his restaurant in 2014.

The two became a couple in 2020. Together they have built a life insurance company, providing Black men in Atlanta who make $30,000 or less with life insurance for free.
They are just beginning their rise to the top of the world. The couple are being featured on the February cover of Essence. This issue is the first time the magazine has featured restauranteurs on the cover.

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28/11/2021

Look who stop by the studio😆

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03/11/2021

Championship well deserved 🍾🎉🎈🎊

11/10/2021

L.A. was cool. Beautiful city! Southcentral LA, Hollywood Blvd, Sunset Blvd,Korea town, Mexican food 🙌🏿 Salute to the City of Angels. On to the The Bay.

19/09/2021

Perks of the job is Meeting dope people 🙌🏿

15/09/2021

Another day of smiles from Oakland 😉 ‼️

31/08/2021

All we do create smiles ‼️