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The Gullah Geechee Legacy: How a Georgetown, SC Museum Preserves America's Roots

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Discover the profound impact of Gullah Geechee culture on American history. In this episode, we travel to the Gullah Museum in historic Georgetown, South Carolina, to explore how the descendants of enslaved West Africans preserved their language, traditions, and crafts against all odds. From the origins of Southern cuisine to the architecture of the American front porch, learn why Gullah heritage isn't just local history—it is the bedrock of American identity.

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