Is there a Green Book for travelers of color who wish to not stop in sundown towns?

My research indicates that the Negro Motorist guide book was discontinued in 1964 because with the passage of the civil rights act it was felt like this was no longer needed.
I do believe in today's political climate, particuarly when traveling in the rural south, a new version must be published and should be as easy to use and practical as google maps or rand mcnally dot com.
It is bad enough just being colored and traveling through these places, but I recently learned that I do, in fact, have some African anscestry and I'm a little worried that now being aware of this I might send some bad cues to any suspicious (backwards looking people-- like if they wear a MAGA hat or even a fucking swastika, since that is now a popular thing among the crazy among us) people.

 

Going to Lucedale Mississippi in a couple days, so any help will be timely and appreciated.

 

How utterly ridiculous. Civil rights simply means that you treat everyone with equal respect, it does not mean that when you are travelling, you don't want to catch up with people who share your background and culture.
All the nanny state officials are doing, is attempting to keep themselves employed.

 

A New 'Green Book' for Black Travelers Has Emerged in an Era of Police Violence

 

Yeah, won't be going to Florida. I'm tempted to try to visit my grandmother's grave, but can you guess where she is buried? Sanford. Same place they shot Trevon Martin!

 

Well the trip was great. Friends and family were very welcoming. My wife has her cat back and a truck. Both of which will give her everything she needs to be re-united with my children once Mississippi CPS and New Mexico CYFD have inspected her new home. If this story has the happy ending I hope it does, love will have truly conquered all. I would not drive unaccompanied there at night. But, as many of these KKK types as there are hiding out there, there are also black and colored people like me. One night while looking at a beautiful tree I shuddered to think it was probably the very kind I had seen before in historic photographs of lynchings. I think I should look into where those trees are, as this would give me a good indication of where things have been dangerous in the past at the very least.

 

What does the KKK have against doctors?