Hags, Haints, & The Gullah Geechee Culture | Savannah, Georgia

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  • Опубліковано 22 лис 2024

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  • @dfoster4001
    @dfoster4001 11 місяців тому +27

    My grandmother in NC in the 80’s told me when I described my sleep paralysis episodes that I had a hag on my chest. I can now connect her experience and wisdom to this culture. Thanks for doing this work and producing this content.

    • @bxlioness4552
      @bxlioness4552 7 місяців тому +5

      It was described to me as a "Witches Ride".

    • @barbarac.mosley6989
      @barbarac.mosley6989 6 місяців тому +2

      It Was Witch Riding you that's what i was told too

    • @Junebug60
      @Junebug60 5 місяців тому

      You had a Haint on you.

    • @frederickbennett4444
      @frederickbennett4444 4 місяці тому

      There’s a lot of us who are Geechee and don’t know it

    • @13579hee
      @13579hee 3 місяці тому

      @@barbarac.mosley6989 I grew up being told "witches ride your back at night"

  • @lachelle096
    @lachelle096 5 місяців тому +16

    Whats even more eye opening is that when he said usually saying a bible verse works and gets the hag off you. Truthhhh!!! The fact that Ive had this happen to me as a child, and I started calling God instead of my mom, and Hag left. This is no coincidence that when we start to pray or call God that the Hag leaves, which to me is more than proof enough that our ancestors knew what they were talking about in the spirit and physical. Our spirituality is real and it works 💛💛💛 thanking the ancestors Ase Ooo

  • @SAPHYTYRA
    @SAPHYTYRA Місяць тому +4

    She mentioned that the Geechee are an indigenous American people and I agree. The Ogeechee river is named for them. The Gula/Guale Indians on the Seacoast.

  • @Cyrus992
    @Cyrus992 11 місяців тому +8

    Still can’t decide whether I enjoyed Savannah or Charleston better.

    • @ahngele28
      @ahngele28 9 місяців тому +14

      Just say you enjoyed both LOL! We're sister cities.

    • @kaotickeyz
      @kaotickeyz 6 місяців тому +4

      @@ahngele28I was about to say that lol. We’re literally one in the same. 🫶🏽🫶🏽

    • @HouseofBurgessesLR
      @HouseofBurgessesLR 25 днів тому +1

      The two are more alike than any other two cities (my opinion).

  • @Weknowbetter622
    @Weknowbetter622 5 місяців тому +10

    They are right about the Hag! I say the lords' prayer in my head and it goes away!! My Great-Great Grandmother was a slave on Hilton Head and my father and those lines are from Orangeburg and were Geechie.

    • @shaypink40
      @shaypink40 5 місяців тому +2

      Thank you Geechee or Geechie only!

  • @DixielandTreasures
    @DixielandTreasures Місяць тому +1

    I was filled with joy and had a tear at the last scene

  • @Cportfinest912
    @Cportfinest912 6 місяців тому +11

    I remember my grandma talking about hags and haints

  • @kyrabarr2846
    @kyrabarr2846 5 місяців тому +17

    I hope that these beautiful people were paid for their time, and not just given video exposure. When other cultures come to us to ask us "questions" about our heritage, there needs to be an understanding that we will not do anything for "free" anymore. Our stories, our spiritual heritage, and our culture is valuable and they know it. They must now start to compensate us for anything that we say or do.
    As far as educating people from now on people need to educate themselves. Unless we are heavily compensated for the information and knowledge that we give, then people need to go on Google, they need to go to the library, they need to go to microfiche, because at this point as a people we need to be done giving things out just to prove. We are the culture, they want to have access to us, make them earn it, and earn it well.

    • @Gullahbae
      @Gullahbae 19 днів тому +1

      👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

    • @Gullahbae
      @Gullahbae 19 днів тому +1

      We share too damn much! That’s our problem as a people .

    • @kyrabarr2846
      @kyrabarr2846 19 днів тому +1

      @@Gullahbae 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

    • @kyrabarr2846
      @kyrabarr2846 19 днів тому +1

      @@Gullahbae You are absolutely correct, we overcompensate because we've been wounded the most.🙏🏾

  • @haroldshubert5251
    @haroldshubert5251 Місяць тому +2

    My mother was GeeChee He mother had a Caribbean accent.I was told in the 1500s the people of Barbados were brought to the Carolinas and Georgia from Barbados to do farm work.The GeeChee became runaway slaves and mixed in with the Seminoles.During the war both the GeeChee and Seminole fought against the whites during I think Andrew Jackson era.After losing the GeeChee and Seminole fled to the Bahamas and Mexico.Thats why the creole similar to Bahamas creole.

  • @karolynwhite1744
    @karolynwhite1744 3 місяці тому

    Oh my I love hearing and seeing the culture that was carried then cultivated in spite of it all!
    my dad is from Riceboro and it’s beautiful

  • @LauriannaWhite
    @LauriannaWhite 5 місяців тому +3

    Madison and Chris some cool white ppl. Thank you for allowing our ppl to speak for ourselves and being so respectful of our culture ❤

  • @lillovelace
    @lillovelace 5 місяців тому +1

    Thank you for doing this! Just, thank you.

  • @joeamerson2594
    @joeamerson2594 6 місяців тому +3

    Thank you so much my people are from afr love u

  • @tekenta-neter7944
    @tekenta-neter7944 5 місяців тому +2

    I’m a St James, St. John Island Charleston South Carolina descendant who works with Belizians and Jamaicans everyday for 30 yrs. Gullah Geechee is broken English sweetheart. You’re speaking English just like them. You’re also speaking Creole. Not French Louisiana creole but South American Suriname, Guyanese, and Belizian creole. All are classified as their own languages.

    • @bettyjenkins2162
      @bettyjenkins2162 Місяць тому

      It is not broken english

    • @Gullahbae
      @Gullahbae 19 днів тому

      It can’t be broken English and a Creole at the same time lol

  • @kimgladden4469
    @kimgladden4469 5 місяців тому +1

    Great video ❤

  • @jamesbrucemaner7154
    @jamesbrucemaner7154 2 місяці тому +1

    I went through paralysis in my sleep you cant move i was afraid to tell my mother what was happening to me but come to find out theres others that were going through the same thing my mom would say a hag is riding you its true .

  • @Junebug60
    @Junebug60 5 місяців тому +4

    Alot of Old black folks believe in "roots" which is curses or a spell that can be put on you.

    • @HouseofBurgessesLR
      @HouseofBurgessesLR 25 днів тому

      I’m white, and my great grandmother was a staunch believer.

  • @imfromhereiaintcomehere6921
    @imfromhereiaintcomehere6921 3 місяці тому +1

    Been-yah🪶🏹🪶

    • @waydetahtawy319
      @waydetahtawy319 22 дні тому

      Been yah doesn't mean native American ... Stop being so pathetic 🪘🪘🪘

  • @amanda34639
    @amanda34639 Місяць тому +1

    Y'all, my mom has told me I look like a haint when I wake up in the morning (bed head or don't have on lipstick when I see her) for 47 yrs. And her carport ceiling, doors, and window shutters are Haint Blue.
    We're white and all live in ATL.
    Guess superstition travels every direction.

    • @HouseofBurgessesLR
      @HouseofBurgessesLR 25 днів тому

      Ha-sounds just like my own grandmother. I’m also white and from North Georgia.

  • @yungzulu
    @yungzulu 5 місяців тому

    And The worrst Race relations in the country

    • @delirous8
      @delirous8 5 місяців тому

      Black Americans do not owe you anything. They have the right to maintain their original culture.

  • @lwbhslgy6722
    @lwbhslgy6722 6 місяців тому +15

    Doc needs to go back to school. We aboriginal and indigenous to this land. We were here before Columbus. Stop it.

    • @koriwilliams486
      @koriwilliams486 5 місяців тому +3

      I WAS WAITING FOR THIS!!! i’m half Geechee half louisiana creole. on my geechee side my grandma will be quick to let anyone know she’s from “turtle island” America. She’s not african.

    • @lwbhslgy6722
      @lwbhslgy6722 5 місяців тому +4

      @@koriwilliams486 That part. I'm Gullah- Geechee on both sides. Your grandmother is a wise woman. The people (especially the youth) are waking up from the Matrix. It's the Age of Aquarius and all the suppressed information is coming to light. Their 6,000 years are over. This is why they are afraid. The parents are back home to put the house in order. Just be yourself and a lot of this mess will clear itself up. All this foolishness and confusion will stop once we stop pretending to be everyone and just be ourselves. Everyone knows who we are except the true heirs. Never forget we are the "Bearers of the Light", they are merely the Keepers of the Light." Chicken never came before the egg. We taught them in our school with our 7 sciences and put them in place to hold the knowledge until we returned to power due to the infighting amongst us. We not some $5 Indians either. India is in the East. Not over here. You cannot do business in another man's name and expect the world to respect you. The terms "white" and "black" are adjectives and are no more than 700 years old and have no historical ties to any group of people on the planet. They are mere statuses/ class categories used to place the humans outside the human family comprised of nationalities (Nigerian, Ethiopian, French, etc). When you accept the term "black," you are accepting being called "it" (outside the human family/ at the mercy on man/ free as a bird until it is hunted) and will be treated as such worldwide. Like in the Wizard of Oz, we never left home. Look up the Treaty of Peace and Friendship, the letter from George Washington to Sultan Sidi Muhammad of Morocco, Sundry Free Moors Act of 1790 (South Carolina), the Gullah Wars (1739- 1858) and ask why you probably never heard about these things? We didn't land in Plymouth Rock, Plymouth Rock landed on us....
      founders.archives.gov/documents/Washington/05-04-02-0251
      vdocument.in/certified-copy-1790-sc-house-resolution-on-the-sundry-free-moors-petition.html

    • @waydetahtawy319
      @waydetahtawy319 22 дні тому

      Knock it off with the pathetic nonsense 🪘🪘🪘

  • @shaypink40
    @shaypink40 5 місяців тому +7

    Hi, Gullah and Geechee is 2 different people⚠️⚠️
    Gullah is Africans from Sierra Leone 🇸🇱
    Geechee is Americans North 🇺🇸 ONLY!
    I wish these people (Gullah’s) 🛑 trying to make us be one people. Geechee’s are not slaves from Africa!

    • @Gullahbae-xm6ms
      @Gullahbae-xm6ms 3 місяці тому +1

      🤣🤣🤣🤣 Your proof? What tribes do the Geechee descend from?! Why don’t they engage in indigenous practices nor speak an indigenous language?

    • @trellnebula
      @trellnebula 3 місяці тому +1

      ⁠@@Gullahbae-xm6ms these people claim indigeneity yet have no creation stories,no particular mannerisms/words attributed to native Americans, and no songs/cultural figures

    • @greatnessisup4444
      @greatnessisup4444 Місяць тому

      I agree they definitely have Caribbean accent

    • @waydetahtawy319
      @waydetahtawy319 22 дні тому

      Knock it off with the pathetic shameful nonsense 🪘🪘🪘

  • @13579hee
    @13579hee 5 місяців тому +2

    I'm sorry, but Gullah isn't its own language.......... it simply isn't. It's a dialectical variant of English.

    • @Gullahbae-xm6ms
      @Gullahbae-xm6ms 3 місяці тому +2

      I’m sorry but you obviously don’t know what you are talking about. Gullah is and has been classified as its own Creole language. That’s like saying Jamaican Patois or Haitian Creole is a dialect of English or French, which it is not. Please pick up a book and educate yourself.

    • @13579hee
      @13579hee 3 місяці тому

      @@Gullahbae-xm6ms the "language or dialect" argument comes down to person beliefs and ideas. And there are linguist who will tell you that it's a dialect of English

    • @Gullahbae
      @Gullahbae 19 днів тому

      @@13579heeyour source? Because all the reading and research I’ve done on my own culture shows that it’s an English based Creole. You outsiders love spreading your ignorance on other peoples’ cultures.