How a Genealogy Site Led to the Front Door of the Golden State Killer Suspect By THOMAS FULLER APRIL 26, 2018 Source: New York Times Photo A Sacramento County sheriff’s deputy carried bags of evidence from the home of the suspect in the Golden State Killer case on Thursday. CreditJim Wilson/The New York Times SACRAMENTO
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CNN’s United Shades of America airs an episode on Gullah Geechee culture May 13 Including Gadsden’s Wharf and McLeod Plantation Posted by Will Allen on Mon, Apr 16, 2018 at 3:31 PM Kamau Bell’s United Shades of America, a documentary series on CNN, is an important show for our cultural moment. Now in its third
The Black Family Genealogy and History Society held its April 2018 business meeting at Harmon Library in Phoenix, AZ. Prior to the meeting, Phyllis Grimes, BFGHS Corresponding Secy., gave an inspiring presentation,”The Todd’s: Telling Our Story”, which outlined how she researched and found her ancestors. Members and guests were encouraged to attend a Research Working
On March 27, 2018, Arizona State University’s Annual Distinguished Lecturer program hosted Alondra Nelson, a prominent humanities scholar whose work highlights the importance of humanities research. Alondra is an award-winning author, Professor of Sociology, and Dean of Social Science at Columbia University, where she has served as Director of the Institute for Research on
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