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New Studies Show That Indigenous Gullah Geechee People's Homeland Are At Risk Due To Climate Crisis

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Back in 2019, elected Chieftess of the Gullah Geechee Nation Queen Quet told Congress, “We knew Gullah Geechee culture would not continue to thrive or survive if we get displaced from the Sea Islands.”

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