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The fat lady hasn t tuned up yet. i have people say, well, that s offensive, the rag on your head. somebody wore this rag for you to be here. what part of your history would you give up? i won t give up none because i m proud of every one. it s their shoulders that i stand on. hallelujah. hallelujah. i don t know the last time i said hallelujah out loud. you pulled it out of me. thank you. thank you, honey. thank you, thank you. need a hair smoother.? get super fruit moroccan argan oil. ....
Different centuries and is still here today. gullah isn t going anywhere. gullah culture isn t going anywhere. uncle johnny says it s definitely not going anywhere. [ laughter ] the only thing going somewhere is these crabs. that s right. into my stomach. that s right. you re learning fast. i try to pick up quickly or at least you know what i m good at, uncle johnny? faking it. i may not make it but i ll fake it. thank you for inviting me. i appreciate it. and thank you for making daughters of the dust. thank you. i remember when i saw it back in the day and i got to be honest, i was like 18 years old and i was like what is going on here? all of this was going on. all of this plus more. [ laughter ] you did a good job because it certainly resonated. that s great compliment. i m sure i left a lot more meat on the bone than i should have but i did my best. you ll get there. you ll get there. you ll come down and go to ....
oh, yeah. you always have to have newspaper on the table. won t taste right without newspaper. not going to taste right. you want that news print after taste. one of the things about this that is so interesting to me is that people think that black people are monolith in america, that black people are the same no matter where you go. but this part of the country for black people, black people s life and culture here is so different from the rest. are you hopeful for the survival of the gullah culture? we ve been surviving for a long, long time so yeah, absolutely. so no matter what happens, as we do, we ll survive it. uh-huh. absolutely. we lasted this long, that language survived all these different centuries and is still here today. gullah isn t going anywhere. ....