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The Gullah Geechee people in a complex struggle over land
Residents of St Helena are divided over a proposed golf course, illustrating a wider tug of war over the islandÕs future.
The dispute illustrates the broader tug of war between preservation and growth on the sea islands throughout the south-east US.
A private property sign by Eddings Point Beach on St Helena Island.
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The Gullah Geechee people in a complex struggle over land
Residents of St Helena are divided over a proposed golf course, illustrating a wider tug of war over the islandÕs future.
The dispute illustrates the broader tug of war between preservation and growth on the sea islands throughout the south-east US.
Theresa White sees the CPO as a "double-edged sword" that helps protect the land at the expense of Gullah Geechee residents.
Theresa White at the entry point of Pine Island Road
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The Gullah Geechee people in a complex struggle over land
Residents of St Helena are divided over a proposed golf course, illustrating a wider tug of war over the islandÕs future.
The dispute illustrates the broader tug of war between preservation and growth on the sea islands throughout the south-east US.
The Brick Baptist Church at the Penn Center on St Helena Island.
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The Gullah Geechee people in a complex struggle over land
Residents of St Helena are divided over a proposed golf course, illustrating a wider tug of war over the islandÕs future.
The dispute illustrates the broader tug of war between preservation and growth on the sea islands throughout the south-east US.
For many Gullah Geechee people, golf courses have been considered the "beginning of the end", said the Penn Center's director, Robert Adams.
Robert Adams at the Penn Center on St. Helena Island, South Carolina. Adams is currently serving as the executive director of the Penn Center.
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The Gullah Geechee people in a complex struggle over land
Residents of St Helena are divided over a proposed golf course, illustrating a wider tug of war over the islandÕs future.
The dispute illustrates the broader tug of war between preservation and growth on the sea islands throughout the south-east US.
Emory Shaw Campbell, a former Penn Center director.
Emory Shaw Campbell at home in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
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'I Gullah Geechee, too': the educators keeping a language of enslaved Africans alive. Sunn m'Cheaux.
Sunn m'Cheaux and Akua Page teach Gullah language and culture from juvenile incarceration facilities to Harvard.
Sunn m'Cheaux said helps his students see the similarities between their current-day speech and the Gullah Geechee language. M'Cheaux, a Gullah Geechee expert from Mt Holly, South Carolina, has taught Gullah Geechee in the African language program at Harvard University since 2016.
Sunn m'Cheaux at Harvard University
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'I Gullah Geechee, too': the educators keeping a language of enslaved Africans alive. Sunn m'Cheaux.
Sunn m'Cheaux and Akua Page teach Gullah language and culture from juvenile incarceration facilities to Harvard.
Sunn m'Cheaux said helps his students see the similarities between their current-day speech and the Gullah Geechee language. M'Cheaux, a Gullah Geechee expert from Mt Holly, South Carolina, has taught Gullah Geechee in the African language program at Harvard University since 2016.
Sunn m'Cheaux at Harvard University
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'I Gullah Geechee, too': the educators keeping a language of enslaved Africans alive. Sunn m'Cheaux.
Sunn m'Cheaux and Akua Page teach Gullah language and culture from juvenile incarceration facilities to Harvard.
Sunn m'Cheaux said helps his students see the similarities between their current-day speech and the Gullah Geechee language. M'Cheaux, a Gullah Geechee expert from Mt Holly, South Carolina, has taught Gullah Geechee in the African language program at Harvard University since 2016.
Sunn m'Cheaux at Harvard University
Philip Keith / Guardian / eyevine
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Philip Keith 2024