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that's what I'm saying tooGullahs are ADOS tho
You can take that African Ancestry DNA test as well. If you are an African American and you come back Mende, Temne or Limba then that is a pretty good indicator that your folks are from Sierra Leone and they were brought to North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Northern Florida to grow rice which is Gullah Geechee.that's what I'm saying too
I had one of those DNA tests done and it told me what part of north america my people came from and linked me specifically to an article about the Gullah Geechee.
later on, way down the line, without any prompting or me asking my great aunt in SC told me that our family was gullah geechee.
anybody insisting through any sort of mental gymnastics the Gullah Geechee are not ADOS is Dhalsim level reaching
So for a person that's not smart, are they somewhat related to the people from Gullah Gullah Island?
Mainly a combination of Angolan + Senegambia/Sierra Leone/Ivory Coast/Liberia areasI know that's childish but what country do they come from?
How did they settle in that part of the country? Who are they? My dad lady from one of the islands. I forget because she sounds like Ms. Cleo so I always forget. Excuse my ignorance
Of that total, we know that approximately 150,000 to 200,000 Africans passed through the port of Charleston, in nearly 1,000 separate cargos, between the founding of the Carolina colony in 1670 and the legal prohibition of the trans-Atlantic slave trade enacted by the United States Congress in 1808. These numbers demonstrate that Charleston received a greater share of the trans-Atlantic slave trade than any other port in mainland North America—approximately forty percent (40%) of all the Africans captives brought to this continent—and clearly establish this port as a site of great importance in the broad historical narrative of the African-American experience.