In this episode of Conversations with Daisy Jones, Daisy talks with Krystal Hart, president of the Seabrook Village Foundation, about preserving and teaching Gullah Geechee culture. They discuss the Land and Sea exhibit opening February 12 at the Hinesville Arts Gallery and a February 28 symposium in Sunbury, GA devoted to exploring the connections between land, sea, culture, and community. In between is organic and engaging talk about food, heritage, generational legacy and so much more. A conversation is still the most powerful communication on the planet! We pause in February to recall and rehearse the extraordinary legacy of African Americans. #neverforget #History #conversationswithdaisyjones#conversationsmatter#GullahGeechee#BlackHistoryMonth

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