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Spend time in Charleston and you’re bound to hear a local say, “Gullah.” It’s a lyrical word used to describe the linguistic and cultural heritage of local sea island inhabitants who descended from Africa. The Gullah imprint on Charleston culture runs deep, from the soulful flavors of Lowcountry cuisine to the coils of artistry woven into each handcrafted sweetgrass basket.
I spent two days with Madiba -Nelson Mandela in Washington, DC with no handlers just one on one. We shared our souls and what a refreshing time to hear his voice flowing with wisdom. Oscar Smith, Editor
