Sea Islanders translate rare 1930s Gullah recordings
Emory Campbell joins 25 native islanders and Georgia Southern University linguistics scholar Thomas Klein to translate long unheard 1930s Gullah Geechee recordings. The project aims to preserve the language once discouraged in schools while noting its status as a living but endangered Creole.
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Hilton Head Island
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Georgia Southern University
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Sea Islands
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Indiana University Archives of
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University of West Georgia
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