... Mennonite House wealthy African Americans slavery ...

... Describes the wealthy black woman who lived next door to Mennonite House, and her complicated belief system—she supported integration and civil rights activism, but came from a family that owned slaves themselves, and seemed proud of this as well. Mennonite House wealthy African Americans...

... that owned slaves themselves, and seemed proud of this as well. Mennonite House wealthy African Americans slavery Explains the work that Rosemarie and Vincent did for the freedom movement—traveling to various towns to speak with local leaders and influential people to try to open their minds...

..., which purports to detect and establish ancestral bloodline linkages between dislocated Afro-Atlantic test takers and indigenous peoples in specific African countries. It traces the story of William Holland, a Black American who is connected genetically to various groups of people in West Africa, and who...