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Direct linkSwope, Brad – Teaching Tolerance, 2004
The Gullah Nation encompasses the Sea Islands of coastal South Carolina and Georgia, taking in small adjoining swaths of North Carolina and Florida. The Gullah--or Geechee, as they are usually known in Georgia--survive and often thrive in postmodern America. But they still cherish their traditional crafts (basketweaving, storytelling, cast…
Descriptors: Creoles, African Americans, Cultural Pluralism, Cultural Maintenance
