Digital Treasures: Daufuskie Island and Beyond!
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
- Join Digital Treasures: Daufuskie Island and Beyond! as we explore the resiliency and preservation of Gullah Geechee heritage. Enjoy a culturally rich program that explores the beauty of Daufuskie Island, SC and the surrounding Gullah communities. As an attendee you will virtually meet descendants from the Island, experience a Ring Shout performance, quilting circle, historic tours of Daufuskie Island, SC and Savannah, GA, a traditional Gullah meal and more.
A beautiful lesson and tribute to a beautiful resilient people with a rich history. 🙏🏾
I remember the colored bottles on the school’s window sill and I do it now in respect to your culture. The coins on the headstones touched my heart. I know all your songs and I am singing with you. I hope you speak some Gullah for your viewers!
I took a tour on Daufuskie Island when cruising on American Cruise Line. Lovely people, interesting history. Sorry it’s no longer on the cruise itinerary. The traditions still done to this day in the cemetery was very interesting . The Gullah language is hard to learn!
So well done! I loved watching this video. The music, the discussions, the hymns, memories, peoople, and their stories are being preserved! I think that is so WONDERFUL!
Look at my great grandma and great uncle Hudson!!!❤❤❤❤
beautiful quilts!
Preserve low country sc, through historical society.
A 93 year old black woman is trying to save her gullah 43 acres in Pine Island Hilton Head Island, SC from a developer trying to use tactics to take her property.
Please her if you can.
❤ She (my great grandmother) will be celebrating her 101 Birth Earth Day this April 😊
How can we help. I'm here in SC
That's awful. 😢 Did she find a way to keep it? Sadly, the Smithsonian only documents what is dying or already dead (usually so they can spin it in their own way later.) They are not interested in PRESERVING (especially if it does not serve the establishment...)
Indians the first inhabitants of all the lslands, Not slaves from Africa. Gullah Geechee culture came after, because 85% of them have Indian blood..
There is a cemetery on the land Bloody Point.