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LaTonya is the Founder and Project Director of the Nomini Hall Slave Legacy Project (NHSL), a groundbreaking initiative tracing the descendants of over 500 enslaved Africans freed by Robert Carter III in 1791. Her passion for genealogy and preserving history has earned her recognition in documentaries, publications, and communities across the country. A triple descendant of families freed by Carter’s Deed of Gift and a native of Baltimore, LaTonya brings a deep connection to the mission of honoring the history of resilience, freedom, and community of the enslaved.
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Never Pleasing to This World: Robert Carter’s 1791 Deed of Gift
The Black Family Genealogy and History Society is pleased to invite you to our next Virtual Presentation and Business Meeting. When: Saturday November 9, 10:00 AM Arizona Time (MST/PDT) Register in advance for this presentation: After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing the Zoom link to join the meeting. We encourage you to…
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“Are We Really Free?” Speaker Series
The JLPGC DEIB Council is excited to present our Fourth Annual Juneteenth, “Are We Really Free?” Speaker Series, on Monday, June 17, 2024, from 7:00 – 8:30pm. Our topic this year is Genealogy and How Our History Shapes Us. We will have two dynamic subject matter experts to discuss their backgrounds in tracing familial connections…
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Black History Roundtable at 77WABC New York, NY
The Full Panel Discussion
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