Political Strategist | خبير سياسي و إستراتيجي
“Aujourd’hui plus que jamais, les menaces au #Sahel et le manque de coopération de la part de l’#Algérie dans les efforts de préservation de la région nécessitent des partenariats stratégiques (le #Maroc et les #ÉtatsUnis) qui s’engagent véritablement à donner la priorité à la sécurité.”
Mes observations ce soir sur @Medi1tvAfrique: US @DeputySecState Wendy Sherman co-présidé avec le MAE Nasser Bourita une session du #DialogueStratégique #Maroc – #USA. @MarocDiplomatie @USEmbMorocco @RCCommsDC #Morocco #StrategicDialogue
My Great-Great Grandfather Aaron McMasters was supposed to be freed by #McMastersWill. The scheme almost worked.
Today, I talked about my book & my family’s story at #RootsTech — the world’s LARGEST #familyhistory conference! I also shared my THREE tips for discovering YOUR family’s story.
https://www.familysearch.org/rootstech/session/mcmasters-will-the-scheme-that-almost-freed-us
Why is ‘electability’ code for discrediting non-White candidates? What do #Midterms2022 mean for Black candidates, especially #BlackWomen? Why has there never been a Black woman governor in the US? Let’s discuss! #StraightTalkAfrica #WHM
I’m REALLY excited to be a presenter at the 2022 National Genealogy Society’s #FamilyHistory Conference in Sacramento! I’ll be talking about #McMastersWill: The Scheme That Almost Freed Us during the “#AfricanAmerican #Genealogy Talks” series.
(Article originally appeared at: https://conference.ngsgenealogy.org/africanamerican2022/)
February 22nd, 2022 by Roger Prince
Nine Lectures on African American Genealogy
A total of nine lectures on African American genealogy are included in this year’s conference. There is a complete list below. There is a strong emphasis on early African Americans in California and the West. Janice Lovelace is giving three talks and five other speakers are giving one as well.
Lovelace will talk about the long history of Black men and women in the American West and Southwest beginning in the 16th century (F313), how to research African American women (T252) and where to look for records of African American cowboys (W148). Charlotte Bocage discusses the records she used to trace Pamela, an enslaved woman (T202). Calvin Dark will take listeners through the complicated scheme a southern slave owner set up to circumvent southern anti-manumission laws and free his slaves upon his death (T212). Karina Robinson will talk about a few of the more than 360 African Americans who owned land in the first decade of California’s statehood. (T222). Ari Wilkins will talk about how to search in newspapers to find enslaved and formerly enslaved people (T242).