Mass tourism has turned historic neighborhoods into Disneyfied shells. Meanwhile, strict visa regimes make legal travel difficult for citizens of many nations, reinforcing global inequality.
But a quiet counter-movement is emerging. It is called the —and you cannot buy it at a post office. grassroots passport
In an era of biometric scanning, global entry lanes, and digital nomad visas, the idea of a "passport" usually conjures images of bureaucracy: laminated pages, ink stamps, and the sovereign authority of a nation-state. global entry lanes
By J. C. Moore