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African American Genealogy
(Enoch Pratt Free Library)
African American Genealogy: An Online Interactive Guide for Beginners
(Dee Parmer Woodtor; AfriGeneas)
African American Research
A 3-part article by Roseann Reinemuth Hogan in
Ancestry Magazine.
African American Research
(Genealogy.com)
African-American Research in the United States
(Emily Anne Croom)
AfriGeneas Surnames and Family Research Forum: 1866 to Present
Building Blocks of African American Genealogy
(Tony Burroughs)
The Challenge of African American Research
(Curt B. Witcher)
DNA Testing
African Ancestry
Site of the for-profit company founded by Rick Kittles, a pioneer in DNA testing of African Americans.
African Genealogy & Genetics: Looking Back to Move Forward
(University of Minnesota Center for Bioethics)
AfricanDNA
Site of the for-profit company founded by Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
DNA Helps Find African Roots
(Greg Wright,
The Cincinnati Enquirer
)
DNA Tests Find Branches But Few Roots
(Ron Nixon;
The New York Times
)
Identity and Genetic Ancestry Tracing
(Carl Elliott & Paul Brodwin,
British Medical Journal
)
Very readable article includes some problems & limitations of genetic testing.
Jefferson-Hemings DNA Testing: An On-Line Resource
(Monticello)
National Human Genome Center at Howard University
Putting the Gene Back in Genealogy
(Rebecca Skloot,
Popular Science
)
Reclaiming Their Roots
(CNNfyi.com)
The Roots Project
(University of Massachusetts, Lowell)
U.S. Chat Show Host Could be a Zulu
(BBC News)
Where We Come From
(Nancy Shute,
U.S. News & World Report
)
Finding Your African American Ancestors: A Beginner's Guide
(Ancestry.com)
Genealogy Pathfinder for African American Research
(Atlanta-Fulton Public Library System)
Help for African American Research
(Curt B. Witcher)
How to Begin and Sustain A Genealogical Research Project
A presentation by Sandra G. Craighead before the African-American Genealogical Society, Cleveland, Ohio on February 24, 1996.
RootsWeb's Guide to Tracing Family Trees: Ethnic Roots
Who Am I? A Genealogy Guide
(African American Lives)
Why Do Genealogy?
(Alex Haley)
Selections from Haley's foreward to
Ethnic Genealogy: A Research Guide
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