Episode 32-Vernis Jackson SAACC

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“Guinea to Great Bay: Afro-Atlantic Lives, Cultures and History“. Vernis Jackson, Founder of the Seacoast African American Cultural Center, SAACC, shares the journey of how this amazing collection of masks and artifacts was collected and arrived in Portsmouth, NH. With concerts, educational programs, exhibits from notable artists, an active book group, and valuable collections of African artifacts, the Seacoast African American Cultural Center (SAACC) has become the hub of activity to showcase the contributions of individuals of African descent in the seacoast community.

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