S. Carolina’s Gullah Geechee face land loss from climate change, development | Nightline

Gullah Geechee, descendants of some of the first African slaves in the U.S., have lived and farmed South Carolina’s Sea Islands for generations but persistent flooding is threatening their identity.

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29 thoughts on “S. Carolina’s Gullah Geechee face land loss from climate change, development | Nightline

  1. My Bigmom's dad, my great great grandad was Saltwater Geechee. People tried to shame him for having an accent and being "country". My branch of the family came to Michigan a century ago, but since childhood l was always curious about my roots. I am very proud of my Geechee heritage.

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  3. I love this . I always think about how ghettos are actually prime real estate too. I know due to poverty and crime it might keep rents low but bring in the heart of any city is prime real estate if it's used to the fullest or not. I know that's off topic but its important to understand.

  4. It's overwhelming. I'm in Georgia and I'm aware of the affect on the coastlines here. We are losing land at an increasingly rapid pace and it's affecting the wildlife. I can't say I have any GG heritage, but my people are from NC and Virginia, so my heart is in the south and with the land. I don't know what to do except make lifestyle changes myself that could decrease impact on the planet. I'm thankful my family is open minded to the things I'm trying to change in our carbon footprint. Some people don't wanna hear it and wanna keep the things/ways that are comfortable to them.

  5. Sadly, some have sold to developers because they no longer want to live there or land was inherited but not wanted. The area used to be much larger (Hilton Head etc) but developers bought it and the area is a resort town. Sad. Our history always gets erased.

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