Pride in your African identity starts with knowing your roots—are you ready? Imagine the joy of discovering where you truly come from and the deep connection you’ll feel inside, as those gaps you never knew existed within you are filled. This isn’t just about discovering your past—it's about embracing and honoring the legacy that lives within you. Remember, we’re all here today because our ancestors survived. Celebrate your ancestors and empower yourself with the truth of your African identity.

Africa is comprised of many countries and tribes (ethnic groups), full of their own cultures, values, and traditions. So why can’t big brand DNA tests tell a person of African descent what modern day countries and tribes they have descended from? Most people who take a big brand DNA test learn a lot about that small percentage of whatever European ancestry they have, but don’t learn much about what African ancestry they have. The test comes back saying something non-specific like 80% ‘West Afric

No I’m not saying every single Anglo-Saxon person had West African DNA. - This paper is fascinating for what it tells us about the culture of Early Medieval England and the people who lived within it. Here you have a girl who is buried as a normal regular Anglo-Saxon girl. Nothing abnormal but that face that her paternal grandfather was from West Africa. She tells us so much about her but also the community she lived in. - Yes the words I’ve used here have been chosen specifically so it will get

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