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I was probably four or five years old when I remember my earliest memory of myself, which is reading on the porch at my grandparents' house. I have always identified…
In 1869 the Gullah Geechee people owned half of Beaufort County of South Carolina. Since then, they’ve lost fourteen million acres. The best example of the rapid marginalization of Gullah…
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