Gullah culture

Gullah culture is a unique African American heritage primarily found in the coastal regions of South Carolina and Georgia. It originated from enslaved Africans who retained aspects of their West African traditions, languages, and customs despite the harsh conditions of slavery. The Gullah people are known for their distinct Creole language, rich storytelling, vibrant crafts, and traditional foods like rice and seafood. Their art, music, and spiritual practices reflect a blend of African and American influences, emphasizing community and resilience. Gullah culture plays a crucial role in preserving African American history and contributions to American society.