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Ancestry Updated Records To Aid Black Families

Ancestry.com recently updated 3.5 million records of previously enslaved Black people, which is currently available for free.
by Keenan "HIGz" Higgins
09.21.21
Confident high school science teacher teaches about molecular structure

Tracing Your Ancestry? The Police May Be, Too

Law enforcement can request genetic info from the two genealogy companies to identify you in a criminal investigation.
by Stephanie Long, Cassius Life
11.20.17

[LISTEN] Tracing Ancestry From Harlem To…China?

“People don’t know there’s a long history of the black Chinese,” says former TV executive and entrepreneur Paula Madison. In…
by NewsOne Now
04.17.21

Black History Month: Find Your Roots Through DNA…

Want to find your roots? Roland Martin and the “NewsOne Now” panel discussed DNA ancestry research Monday with Gina Paige…
by NewsOne Now
04.17.21