A Bridge Between Generations and Cultures
B.A Africana Studies
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06/02/2026
1. Does anything stand out to you about this 1860 map of county Enslaved peopleās percentages?
2. Where is your county, and how dark is it shaded in?
3. Have you ever heard of the Black Belt theory or the Republic of New Africa?
4. Is sovereignty and self determination a goal you have for your life ?
05/07/2026
introduced you guys to the historical Black American Princesses, let me add three more to your study list! These 3 black women are of paramount importance in coastal Georgia black history and African American history as a whole !
Alice Woodby Mckane - One of the first Black women to be a licensed Physician opened the first nurses training school in Savannah which eventually evolved into a hospital !
Anna Ellison Butler Alexander - The first and only Black woman yo be consecrated as a deaconess in the Episcopal church and founder of The Good Shepherd Episcopal Church in Pennick, Ga outside of Brunswick.
Susie King Taylor - One of the most important women in Civil War History. Mother Susie educated and nursed hundreds of soldiers and their families working with the Union army colored regiments !
Content inspo and sources Georgia Historical Society
Did you know sugar was grown in the United States? These ruins in Camden County, Georgia, on the Florida border give a glimpse into the history of our area.
The mcintosh sugar works are a great place to come and reflect as well as to imagine, if you want to find more places like this in coastal Georgia and north east Florida where you and your family can go beyond learning to experiencing history, click the link in my bio today !
Gullah Geechee Culture
Plantation ruins
Sugar Cane
Historic Preservation
Black History
African American Culture
Tunis G. Campbell is one of those leaders in coastal Georgia and Black American history in general that everyone should know! Born in New Jersey, he was such an important and effective activist in the north that he was specially chosen to assist the freedmen of the south ! Under his leadership, we saw some of the greatest organizing of his time on St. Catherineās Island and McIntosh County!
Follow me for more African American history, Black History, Gullah Geechee Culture, and African Diaspora Connections !
Click the link in my bio to get my Guide to everywhere you and your family need to go to learn black history in Coastal Georgia and North East Florida !
04/18/2026
Calling Savannah, Jacksonville, Brunswick, McIntosh, St. Augustine, Nassau, Camden, Liberty, Bryan and everything in between! I have exactly what you need to teach yourself and your family our beautiful black history on the south end of the Gullah Geechee nation! Iāve done the work to compile nearly 200 historic sites just for us! Click the link in my bio today and take your family to the one closest to you ! #912 #904
have a question for you! Leave your answer in the comments and then ask me a question to !
Mother Emanuel AME Church is arguably the most important church in African American history. Founded in 1816 as the first African Methodist Episocpal Church in the South. Not long after its members, including Denmark Vesey where using the Bible to plan a revolution in Charleston that led to the burning and closure of the church. Today, the current church has stood strong for 135 years while being a center of Black Worship and Spiritual health in Charleston !
