For the Culture Book Discussion

About the book:

A handbook that introduces Black youth to family history and genetic genealogy. Culturally sensitive, engaging, and filled with activities, this book is a "must-have" for any young African American looking to begin their genealogical journey.

About the author:

Aungelic Nelson is an active genealogical researcher and historian. Born in Los Angeles and raised in an Army family, she spent her school years living all over the country and overseas. She holds both a BA (Columbus State University, Columbus GA,) and a master’s degree (University of Alabama, Birmingham) in American History and was ABD at Auburn University before going to work as an associate professor teaching courses on history and other related subjects. After years of teaching, she became a military historian with the Air Force and completed two deployments downrange as a combat historian. In 2017, she finally settled down in Washington DC, where her passion for…