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Indeed, 51 years later, the president of the Ladies Memorial Association off Charleston received an inquiry from a United Daughters of the Confederacy official in New Orleans asking if it was true that blacks had engaged in such a burial rite in 1865; the story had apparently migrated westward in community memory.
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Ulwazi collects "community memories" — ie cultural knowledge — in South Africa.
To demonstrate this thesis of community creation through rituals surrounding ancestral energies, the role of relational personhood, kinship, and social memory in community construction, based on practice theory is first outlined.
The paper explores the crucial role communities' memories play in safeguarding the intangible cultural heritage of a city's historic core through the narration of stories associated with landmark buildings in the downtown.
It is thought that maintenance of social ties and active participation in community activities is associated with higher memory ability and prevention of cognitive decline [ 33].
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