Gullah Nation Of North America - GNONA

Gullah Nation Of North America - GNONA GNONA is a Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Movement, and incorporated Non-Profit organization registered in the United States of America.
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Gullah Nation Of North America (GNONA) is an independent Gullah Geechee descendent-based community and incorporated Non-Profit organization registered in the United States of America. GNONA focus on the social, economic and political upliftment and advancement of all Gullahs regardless of where they may be.

03/26/2026

The Gullah Nation of North America will host the second annual Orangeburg Gullah Geechee Heritage Festival on March 28 at The Cosmic Green Spot in Orangeburg.

6 day countdown to the 2nd Annual Orangeburg Gullah Geechee Heritage Festival on March 28, 2026 at the Cosmic Green Spot...
03/22/2026

6 day countdown to the 2nd Annual Orangeburg Gullah Geechee Heritage Festival on March 28, 2026 at the Cosmic Green Spot in Orangeburg, South Carolina.

It's gonna be full of festivities, food, fun, music, speeches, and more. Bring the children and the elders to this one, it's a family affair.

This years theme is "Connecting The Roots" and limited copies of "Gullah Sovereignty: African Communalism and the Mande Kafu Model" will be available. Holla at GNONA Vice President Baba Kemoh Moijueh (Roderick Gass) for your copies!

TO ORDER: 🗣💯🫵🏿

💵 Get Your Copy Today:
📗 Paperback: https://www.Amazon.com/dp/B0FVTZB4J3

All Roads Lead To Orangeburg!! Birthplace of Gullah Studies!!

Orangeburg District was a strategic transit point where kidnapped and trafficked Africans were enslaved on plantations. ...
03/01/2026

Orangeburg District was a strategic transit point where kidnapped and trafficked Africans were enslaved on plantations. Our ancestors were from the same lineages, villages, clans, kingdoms, and empires as the modern day ethnic populations in West and Central African countries.

In Orangeburg there were Bakongo, Angolan, Igbo, Yoruba, Mende, Fula, Mandinka, Balanta, Bassa-Kru, and more who are our direct bloodline ancestors. Orangeburg was an agricultural and commercial transit hub for the "legal" domestic slave trade and "illegal" importation of stolen Africans after the 1808 banning of the Middle Passage by Congress.

We have evidence that new African born people were still being brought into Orangeburg as late as 1858. Fifty years after 1808 and only three before the outbreak of the Civil War.

Mansa Foday Ajamu

03/01/2026

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🔥🌍 THE #1 GULLAH GEECHEE HERITAGE SHOW ON THE INTERNET 🌍🔥3 YEARS STRONG bringing you exclusive history, culture, geogra...
02/27/2026

🔥🌍 THE #1 GULLAH GEECHEE HERITAGE SHOW ON THE INTERNET 🌍🔥
3 YEARS STRONG bringing you exclusive history, culture, geography, and genealogy you will not find anywhere else.

🎥✨ THE GULLAH HOUSE SHOW ✨🎥

🌬️ Rooted in ancestral memory
🎓 Grounded in scholarship
🪘 Driven by cultural reclamation

This is where legacy lives.
This is where the ancestors speak.
This is where culture is protected and passed forward.

🎙️ Your Hosts:
🗣️ Mansa Foday Ajamu
🗣️ Baba Kemoh Moijueh
🗣️ Dominique Holiday

🗓️ Sunday, March 1st, 2026
🕙 10:00 AM EST
📌 Show #47

📚 Topic: Africanisms in Contemporary Gullah Culture

From language and spirituality to foodways, music, and worldview, we are uncovering the living African retentions that continue to shape Gullah Geechee identity today. This is not folklore, this is continuity. This is survival. This is sacred inheritance.

🔥 If you care about heritage, identity, and truth, this episode is for you.
👉🏾 Tune in. Share widely. Bring your family.

The culture is alive, and we are documenting it.

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