Tracing family roots is more than uncovering names and dates; it’s about reclaiming stories, preserving legacies, and building a bridge between past and present. My passion lies in illuminating the histories of African American families, with a focus on the descendants of the enslaved, whose narratives are often hidden or forgotten. The legacies of the enslaved are a critical part of American history, yet their stories are frequently difficult to trace due to systemic erasure and fragmented records. My work focuses on filling these gaps, not only to empower families with their histories but also to contribute to a broader understanding of our shared heritage and history. For descendants of the enslaved, uncovering ancestral roots is a profound act of reclamation, justice, and healing.
Sign up to be featured during my Reparational Genealogy segment on the Thursday Night Live Weekly Q&A session. If you are selected, you will get a call to verify the information provided and you will get the date your tree will be featured. Click here to learn more about the history of Reparational Genealogy.
