Dr. Shelley Viola Murphy
National Fair Housing Month-Plan for April By Dr. Shelley Viola Murphy There is, in fact, a link. There is a deep and complex link between African American genealogy and the National Fair Housing Act. It includes historical wrongs, which we are all familiar with, the fight for civil rights, which also continues today, and current…
Keep readingAs you know genealogy and historical societies are typically nonprofit organizations that rely on the generosity of their members, supporters, and donors to continue their essential work. Genealogy and historical societies play a crucial role in preserving and promoting the rich tapestry of our past. By becoming a member, supporter, or being actively involved in…
Keep readingGenealogy research is a journey of discovery that helps us uncover our roots and understand our ancestors. However, when it comes to African American genealogy, the process can be complex and challenging. As a passionate genealogist, I have dedicated myself to the task of documenting the descendants of enslaved laborers, focusing not only on the…
Keep reading31 May – 3 June 2023, Richmond, Virginia Attending a genealogy conference can be a valuable experience for anyone interested in learning more about their family history. These events offer a unique opportunity to connect with other researchers, discover new resources and techniques, and gain valuable insights into the latest developments in the field. I,…
Keep readingWomen’s Month-who are you thinking about? It’s important to celebrate Women’s Month and highlighting the contributions of African American women. Here’s a few reasons why: In conclusion, knowing the women in your life, including African American women, can bring many benefits, including understanding, learning, support, mentorship, and celebrating diversity. This Women’s Month 2023 let’s celebrate…
Keep readingBlack History Month is celebrated every February in the United States as a way to acknowledge and celebrate the contributions and achievements of African Americans throughout the nation’s history. As a genealogical researcher it is important to celebrate Black History Month as American history because: Overall, Black History Month serves as an important reminder of…
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