Black women journalists dared to wield their pens in the names of truth and justice. At…
Category: AfAm History
The history of people pf colour in the United States – both free and enslaved – relayed through the prism of my own ancestors.
S03 E18: A Short Legislative History of Black Hair in America
Black hair – specifically, black women’s hair – has been the subject of legislative control in…
S03 E17: Black Railroad Workers in the Jim Crow Era
We regularly comment on how intertwined genealogy and history are on Genealogy Adventures. Understanding the history…
S03 E16: The Power of Reuniting Slavery-Disrupted Family Lines
In this episode, we chat recent discoveries that led to finding family members separated by slavery.…
S03 E14: Black History & The Library of Congress with Luis Clavell
In this episode, we sat down with Luis Clavell, Program Specialist at the Library of Congress,…
S03 E14: University of Virginia’s Memorial to Enslaved Laborers with Dr. Shelley Murphy
In this episode, as we chat with our special guest, African American Research & genealogist Shelley…
S03 E13: Researching Slavery-Disrupted Family Trees with Melvin Collier
In this episode, the author, genealogist and founder of the popular Roots Revealed website (https://rootsrevealed.com/author/melvinjcollier228596363) joins…
S03 E11: Puerto Rican & Caribbean Island Genealogy
Chances, if you’re a person of color, you’ve looked at your DNA results and spotted a…
In Her Own Words: The Rosa Parks exhibition at the Library of Congress
The Rosa Parks “In Her Own Words” exhibition at the Library of Congress is a powerful…
The full estate inventories for Governor Arthur Middleton of South Carolina, circa (1737) & grandson Arthur Middleton (1797)
with thanks to the Charleston County Public Library who digitized this document for Genealogy