The Jonathan Green Maritime Cultural Center
Dr. Kim Cliett LongThe Jonathan Green Maritime Cultural Center is dedicated to celebration and preserving the rich maritime heritage and cultural traditions of the Lowcountry and the broader African Diasporic
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I am a cultural historian and author focused on African maritime history. I lead the Jonathan Green Maritime Cultural Center and I recently wrote The First Marketplace: Africa’s Role in Shaping World Trade.
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