On U.S. Barrier Islands, African-Rooted Traditions Protect against a Relentlessly Rising Ocean
Once you are across the bridge onto Saint Helena Island, S.C., trinket shops and strip malls give way to fishing shacks and saltwater marshes. Secluded from the bustling tourist traffic just a bridge away, the island remains largely untouched. It preserves traditions fostered even before some of its residents’ ancestors…
bubmagApril 6, 2023