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"The Black Border: Gullah Stories of the Carolina Coast" offers a fascinating glimpse into a unique culture through the captivating dialect stories of the Sea Islands. Authored by Ambrose Elliott Gonzalez, this collection preserves the rich oral tradition and African American folklore of the Carolina coast.
Immerse yourself in the Gullah language and the vibrant lives of its speakers. These meticulously transcribed stories provide invaluable insights into the history, customs, and beliefs of a community shaped by its unique environment.
More than just linguistic documentation, "The Black Border" presents a powerful narrative of cultural identity. Experience the charm and resilience of the Sea Islands through this important work documenting the Gullah experience. A valuable resource for those interested in African American literature, linguistic studies, and cultural anthropology.
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