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Back To The Beginning: Tracing Your Ancestry

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12 years ago

July 17, 2012

Technology is making it easier for African Americans to trace their ancestry. At the recent National Association of Black Journalists convention, The Africa Channel helped several journalists discover where their ancestral journey began.

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