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Lets learn how to trace living relatives using genealogy! Tonight we will cover not some groundbreaking tips and tools in genealogy. Youll also learn about the challenges and benefits of tracing the descendants of our Black ancestors. We will discuss how DNA is revolutionizing the way we research now and how it will shape the future of our work. As always the panel will bring the flare, the humor, the insight required to get you started researching your own families. We look forward to having you all with us for our 5TH SEASON! Tune in to the season 5 premiere of BlackProGen LIVE, Tuesday, January 8th 6pm PST/8pm CST/9pm EST. Watch, chat, and catch the replay at https://youtu.be/oUxIwTlkU1s https://www.instagram.com/p/BsY62urhOhmaYfC6Gasugl0Xc5J7gNcftOiGsk0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=pfific89nygm

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ON VIEW: “Push + Pull,” the 2018 AK Teens: Future Curators exhibition, presents artwork by local high school students. It was organized by the 2018 Future Curators, a group of students in grades 11 and 12 from high schools around Western New York. Throughout the course of the Future Curators program, these students learned about the different components of creating an exhibition, met with various Albright-Knox staff members, and were involved in all aspects of the exhibition, including selecting the artwork; designing the exhibition’s layout; and writing the wall text, in-gallery labels, and press release. The works in this exhibition demonstrate the emotions involved with being an individual as well as seeking support from one’s peers, families, and communities. “Push + Pull” is on view through May 13, 2018. AK Teens is presented by #KeyBank. [Photograph by Tom Loonan] #AlbrightKnox #AKTeens #FutureCurators #PushandPull #museum #artmuseum #teenartists #teencurators #art #buffalo #buffalony https://ift.tt/2ryhKax

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I think this is really dope, would be great to see more things like this on the West Coast

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Osaka, Japan by Dosei Kono, 1657.

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Sorry, I saw that you're a librarian and I was just wondering if you have any advice for people who want to possibly be a librarian... I've heard getting hired is hard.

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15,000-year history of Oregon’s Willamette River.

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A map I did for a contest, if Africa was never colonized by European powers.

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It was such a great time teaching at this years 10th Annual African American Family History Seminar. Thanks to everyone who has been supporting me along the way. It was amazing to know that i had the latgest class next to Mr. Tony Burroughs, out of over 15 other presenters and teachers. #Genealogy #TeachersLife #SoldOut #YoungestInTheGame #BeYourOwnBoss #RetireAt20

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Come and discover your Roots at the10th Annual African American Family History Seminar March 14th, 2015 in Sacramento, CA I will be teaching a class on Mixed-Race Ancestry Tony Burroughs, author of "Black Roots" and founder of the Center for Black Genealogy , will be the keynote speaker. See you there!

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Today’s #MLK Day #Google Doodle is by Boston community painter and #collage artist, Ekua Holmes. She uses news clippings, photographs, vibrant color and skillful composition to infuse her work with energy. Collage, either digital or by hand is one of my favorite art forms, taking what already was and reconstructing something new. #blackart #blackartist

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When I'm trying to understand the extended and crazy family tree of a character in the first chapter of a book.

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My mother’s often said that there’s a pirate in our family tree, who served under Edward “Blackbeard” Teach.

I’m not sure if that’s true, but thanks to a free two week trial membership on Ancestry.com, I have found that my great-great-great-great-great-great-grandfather, Edward Farmer, born 1646...