Benefits of Pine Island's Development

Roy Brown's unique perspective, shaped by his three decades of service with the U.S. Postal Service and his intimate connections within both the "binyah" historic Gullah community and the diverse "cumyah" community, offers an invaluable lens through which to view this issue.

Through Mr. Brown's eyes, we gain insight into the deeply rooted connections that bind the St. Helena Island community together. His observations during his tenure as St. Helena Island's first Black U.S. Postmaster illuminate the profound interplay between these communities, demonstrating the power of unity and mutual support.

Through his compelling perspective, Roy R. Brown calls upon Beaufort County Council to approach mediation with Pine Island developer Elvio Tropeano in good faith and with an open mind, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and collaboration in shaping the future of our beloved St. Helena Island.

Join us as we explore this vital issue, seeking to uncover the truth and find a path forward that respects the past while embracing the possibilities of tomorrow. Roy Brown's words resonate as a call for unity and understanding in a time of change, offering hope for a brighter future for the St. Helena Island Gullah community.

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Read the full article in the Island News to gain a deeper understanding below.

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https://yourislandnews.com/pine-islands-development-would-benefit-st-helenas-gullah-community/

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The Community Coalition Action Network of St. Helena Island is a dedicated group of citizens, businesses and partner organizations focused on positive change in our beloved community. Our organization, CCAN of St. Helena Island, is passionately committed to uplifting the voices of the vibrant community of St. Helena Island and fostering a spirit of unity, empowerment, and growth.