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Between Africa and America: The Identity, Ancestry and History of Black Americans 

An identity shaped by memory, rupture and reinvention  African American identity sits at a crossroads shaped by memory, rupture and reinvention. For millions of Black Americans, Africa is an ancestral origin that can feel both intimate and distant, a place from which their ancestors came but whose precise communities, languages and traditions may have become…

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No Race Is Permanent: The Science and History of Human Movement

DNA genealogy, global demographics, and modern migration treaties reveal that identity and culture are never fixed, and diversity is humanity’s enduring reality By Olakunle Agboola Humans Have Always Moved, Mixed, and Adapted Human beings have always been in motion. From the first migrations out of Africa to today’s global labour movements, our identities have constantly…

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