
S4 E4: The Second Revolution
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The Land That Never Has Been Yet
The land we're now standing on was occupied by the union as early as november 18 61. The galageeche, an enclave of black people who worked on plantations along the southern atlantic coast,. They mostly grew rice, as their ancestors had done in west and central africa. Victoria has traced her family back to 17 80 in this part of south carolina.
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