Gullah Roots: Ring Shout Dance | Carolina Stories - Episode 8

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A circular dance called the "Ring Shout" was a part of Gullah-Geechee Christian worship services for many years. 

A circular dance called the "Ring Shout" was a part of Gullah-Geechee Christian worship services for many years. 

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