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• The Gullah descended from the slaves who inhabited the sea islands.
• The story was based in Charleston and featured the Gullah community.
• Several hundred thousand Gullah people live on the Sea Islands today.
• Some of the more enduring forms survive in the Gullah Islands.
• As a language, Gullah holds a distinctive place in American history.
• Introducing the Gullah dialect is another added touch from Clarke.
• "It's difficult to sing in a Gullah accent.
• Some people call it Gullah now, and people praise it now.
• The following information also can assist an exploration of the Gullah culture:
• Gullah-N-Geechee Mahn Tours _ 843-838-7516
• Gullah / Geechee Sea Island Coalition _ 843-838-1171.
• But Gullah culture is also being celebrated elsewhere in the United States.
• Goodwine is the founder of the Gullah / Geechee Sea Island Coalition.
• The Coalition also conducts tours of Gullah Geechee sites on the island.
• African slaves and free blacks created the Gullah culture of the Lowcountry.
• Julia Peterkin used Gullah dialect in many of her novels and stories.
• In some Gullah-Geechee communities, Christianity blended well with Muslim beliefs.
• Request a free Gullah Heritage Guide; it's a valuable resource.
• Some passages in the novel have the characters speaking in the Gullah language.
• They were part of the Gullah-Gee Chee culture of the Lowcountry.