A RING SHOUT FOR BAREFOOT...
The Gullah Tradition of Ring Shout: "African Americans felt most free to sing spirituals accompanied by the ring shout dances when they were away from the gaze of masters and overseers, who often forbade the gatherings. When the slave quarters was far enough away from the residence of the owners, Black people might gather there in one of the cabins, moving to the side the meager furnishings so that a danced...
Prince Rivers Accepts the Colors
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Washington Course - Charleston
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Slave Row - Port Royal Island
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Pension Card File of Shedrick Manago
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The Greaves Map of Mitchelville
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