Black-Inhabited Gullah Geechee Islands in U.S. Fight for Tourism on Own Terms

Gullah Geechee communities are turning tourism into an empowering force that can help keep them in control of their ancestral lands and stories while Gullah Geechee communities are turning tourism into an empowering force that can help keep them in control of their ancestral lands and stories while preserving and sharing their unique heritage.

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