Climate change displaces Gullah Geechee Blacks in the US
On the East Coast of the US, Gullah Geechee Blacks grapple with a dual threat: climate change-induced disasters and gentrification.…
Melba Newsome
An award-winning freelance writer who covers the environment and climate change. She also directs the Environmental and Epistemic Justice journalism fellowship at Wake Forest University.
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Rising seas threaten the Gullah Geechee culture
In the face of rising sea levels threatening the Gullah Geechee people of the United States, Mosquito Beach residents and…