Charleston, South Carolina is of course known for Rainbow Row and its top-rated restaurants, but many visitors often miss some of the businesses and history that have made Charleston what it is today. Charleston, SC was built on the back of unpaid labor in the form of enslaved Africans and today, their ancestors, the Gullah-Geechee […]
This is a difficult recipe I won’t lie but I love me some crab soup. Feel free to modify and do what you want. this is just a base on which to start. 1/2 cups of pasteurized milk 1 pound of crab meat (I prefer the blue crabs in mine but any will do) 1/2 […]
One of the biggest questions people have when visiting the Sea Islands – an expanse of around 100 sandy islands across Georgia, the Carolinas and Florida – pertains to the Gullah Geechee culture. Is it a language, the name of a group of people, a culture, what? Here we’re going to set the record straight; […]
She Geechee is a less than 20 min podcast (promise it is) that dives into a piece of your history. The Gullah Geechee people have a rich and deep history and we want you all to not only know about thour history but the history of others. Who we are today carries a piece of […]
Y’all don’t want a story y’all just want the recipe but I will say this my mom made this a lot during the Summer and I tore it up. Gotta use that Helmans. Here is how you make tuna fish salad. Tuna Fish Salad Macaroni elbow pasta (16 ounces) 2 to 3 canes of tuna (I […]
Descendants of West and Central Africa, the Geechee Gullah people were kidnapped from their homes and enslaved within the southeastern states. And for those who aren’t sure, “Gullah is the language, Geechee is the people, explains Gail, a Historical Interpreter at Pin Point Heritage Museum in Savannah. Enslaved Africans were put to work in horrific […]
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