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Oh my I love hearing and seeing the culture that was carried then cultivated in spite of it all! my dad is from Riceboro and it’s beautiful

2025 I'm there!

Gullah geechee my people 🙌🏿✨🙌🏿✨ Charleston SC

I'll be in Savannah in October. I want to come to the Boston event this weekend to get some ideas. What are the hours for each day...Friday, Saturday & Sunday?

Will work for pralines ❤

Public Pervert Pride! 😢

Are there any people on the Georgia sea islands who call themselves Gullah? Or are all of them known as Geechee?

Irl my name is Savannah💅🏼

met the new south- same as the old south- got it???

On my way via Chicago

My name is savannah

And The worrst Race relations in the country

Too many tours for me 😂 but all look so fun!!

Madison and Chris some cool white ppl. Thank you for allowing our ppl to speak for ourselves and being so respectful of our culture ❤

I’m a St James, St. John Island Charleston South Carolina descendant who works with Belizians and Jamaicans everyday for 30 yrs. Gullah Geechee is broken English sweetheart. You’re speaking English just like them. You’re also speaking Creole. Not French Louisiana creole but South American Suriname, Guyanese, and Belizian creole. All are classified as their own languages.

This not culture of Africa, this is the culture of Africans that came to Americas made.. this sounds nothing like Africa

I’m excited My grandmother and I were just talking about how beautiful Savannah is. This is a surprise for me because I didn’t even know anything like this existed! I can’t wait to ride on this and then I can’t wait to explore Savannah when I plan a trip down there.

Thank you for doing this! Just, thank you.

I hope that these beautiful people were paid for their time, and not just given video exposure. When other cultures come to us to ask us "questions" about our heritage, there needs to be an understanding that we will not do anything for "free" anymore. Our stories, our spiritual heritage, and our culture is valuable and they know it. They must now start to compensate us for anything that we say or do. As far as educating people from now on people need to educate themselves. Unless we are heavily compensated for the information and knowledge that we give, then people need to go on Google, they need to go to the library, they need to go to microfiche, because at this point as a people we need to be done giving things out just to prove. We are the culture, they want to have access to us, make them earn it, and earn it well.

Alot of Old black folks believe in "roots" which is curses or a spell that can be put on you.

Great video ❤

Wow, so beautiful. I wish I could live there.

awesome experience in Savannah!

Whats even more eye opening is that when he said usually saying a bible verse works and gets the hag off you. Truthhhh!!! The fact that Ive had this happen to me as a child, and I started calling God instead of my mom, and Hag left. This is no coincidence that when we start to pray or call God that the Hag leaves, which to me is more than proof enough that our ancestors knew what they were talking about in the spirit and physical. Our spirituality is real and it works 💛💛💛 thanking the ancestors Ase Ooo

The real Geechee people are the indigenous who fought the invaders! These infiltrators are liars 😮😮

I'm sorry, but Gullah isn't its own language.......... it simply isn't. It's a dialectical variant of English.

Hi, Gullah and Geechee is 2 different people⚠️⚠️ Gullah is Africans from Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 Geechee is Americans North 🇺🇸 ONLY! I wish these people (Gullah’s) 🛑 trying to make us be one people. Geechee’s are not slaves from Africa!

They are right about the Hag! I say the lords' prayer in my head and it goes away!! My Great-Great Grandmother was a slave on Hilton Head and my father and those lines are from Orangeburg and were Geechie.

Is this witch they are talking 👄 about, is it psychologically a "incubus" which in other words 🤔 is said to be a evil spirit riding you or having relation with you, in other words the "S" word. My mother always said you must pray 🙏 to have it leave you alone. 😔 🙁

Thank you so much my people are from afr love u

I remember my grandma talking about hags and haints

This sounds and feels like BS 😔 #commercializedcolonizedwhitewash

Doc needs to go back to school. We aboriginal and indigenous to this land. We were here before Columbus. Stop it.

This is definitely the best city in Georgia

Do you see a couple who got engaged in the park? Not sure if it happened yet, she doesn’t know.

Stayed in room 104 last week. No activity but the thrill of staying in something so charming and historic was enough for me

What's for dinner ?😋

Road trip live shady 😎

Yaaaaa! When will you be in Boston MA? My husband and I will be visiting Savannah this September.

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I grew up in Minnesota where my Native identity was bleached, as everything is in that state. Black History Month was a speech by Dr. King. The Civil Rights Movement was one page of our book, which made it seem the movement had won and things were now rosy. I went in college in Philadelphia, night school, when the locals went, and learned another way of the American experience. I travel as much as I can to find the other America, the parts of our country that are the real national treasures. As I writer, I find myself talking to everyone, wanting to know about their lives, but also their stories. This 3 minute video was a shot in the arm. I am so happy to hear that a community has survived in this country, keeping its stories, and sharing them. This is the stuff that should go on TV; this is the America that shatters xenophobia by example. Bless you, and thank you!

PROTESTANTS ARE SATANIC!

BONJOUR ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤.

I believed I had some gullah descent and heritage. I have read a book about the gullah language a while back, but I have been out of reading for a while.

Love Savannah. I was born at the old Candler hospital downtown. I was told that I was the smallest preemie born there that lived. It was the 40's and no NICUs back then.Thanks Candler! Still alive and kicking!

We believe gullah to be Us and Geechee to be the language here in Charleston.. ❤️🖤💚

My grandmother in NC in the 80’s told me when I described my sleep paralysis episodes that I had a hag on my chest. I can now connect her experience and wisdom to this culture. Thanks for doing this work and producing this content.

Still can’t decide whether I enjoyed Savannah or Charleston better.