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Just abject poverty but it was kind of rural poverty as justice thomas likes to say and it had a community where, you know, they supported each other. obviously in tough times down in the south, but it was a community. when he is sworn in at the supreme court, there's a guy there named gary kemp who was, i think the grandson of lulu kemp and has clarence thomas's birth records he gives them to him. >> tucker: no way. >> yes, he goes i have your birth records and at this point he was pummeled all over the place and he was like who is this. it was gary kemp the grandson of lulu kemp who delivere...

El reconocido publicista Ramiro Agulla volcó con su auto Porsche en Entre Ríos junto a su pareja y ambos resultaron ilesos.

Economic sustainability, help people with land issues, property. all these things that are kind of the shoes of any community, but that are actually even more of an issue within a gullah community. >> those land issues victoria mentioned are at the very heart of the fight to protect the gullah culture because on these lands they have resorts popping up everywhere. yoga studios in poor neighborhoods. as we heard earlier, this raises property taxes and forces people from homes their families have owned for generations. it's classic gentrification, except instead est pushing you out of the apartm...

California on the other side of the country. and i feel like i don't hear a lot about gulla culture out there. tell me, what is it, what makes you proud about it, what should people know about it? >> you know, a lot of other places where it's a lot of black people, it's kind of like -- it's no togetherness. but when you come here, everybody knows each other and so it's kind of like a club. >> this is like black people like the big club and the gulla is the v.i.p. in the black club. [ laughter ] >> hey, look at this. that's nice. that's nice when you have a community like this where everybody k...

History standpoint, this is really important, important space. >> turns out that this wharf is not only a part of gullah culture, but it is an essential part of american history. see, it is more than 90% likely that every african-american has at least one relative who landed here. and while that fact fills me with awe, i am also disgusted by the fact of why these people were brought here in the first place. the other thing i know about this area of the country is the gullah. they're still holding onto a lot of their african culture i hear. >> yeah, it's a very powerful cultural phenomenon. m...