Ring shout, St. Simon's Island, Georgia, ca. 1940. A shout or ring shout was first practiced … | African history, African american culture, African american history
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St. Johns Cultural Council - The Ring Shout is one of the oldest surviving African American performing traditions in North America that combines counterclockwise dance, singing, clapping, and drum-like rhythm on a
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The Rabbit and the Wolf Blues: some notes on the echoes of the "ring shout" - No Depression
The McIntosh County Shouters, presented by NAACP Boulder County - University of Colorado Boulder
This May Be My Last Time" Ring Shout - Veterans of Hope
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The Ring Shout dance at Franklin Park, Sept. 10, 2017. (Greg Cook) | Franklin, Slaves, Ancestor
