Saturday at the park. Should be fun.
Originally shared by Tim Johnson
Justin, Laura, Mario, Norma and Sally are going to be at the Stapleton Central Park all day on Saturday. I will be at the store with Gayle and Patty. Here is a photo from the event last year.
Saturday at the park. Should be fun.
Originally shared by Tim Johnson
Justin, Laura, Mario, Norma and Sally are going to be at the Stapleton Central Park all day on Saturday. I will be at the store with Gayle and Patty. Here is a photo from the event last year.
Originally shared by null
This should be required reading for every genealogist. It’s from a symposium at the Smithsonian – Quantum Leap: Does “Indian Blood” Still Matter?
“Blood quantum—originating from archaic notions of biological race and still codified in contemporary policy—remains one of the most important factors in determining tribal citizenship, access to services, and community recognition.“
Really, though, it’s a compelling exploration of the intersection of genealogy, biology and culture.
http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/17314991
Revised July 4, 2020 to update link.
“The really interesting question, then, is how the urban myth of rampant misattributed paternity persists, despite all the evidence to the contrary.”
Originally shared by Harald Tveit Alvestrand
Nice writeup about the “misattributed paternity myth” and the relative spreading power of shocking “facts” that support a cause vs non-shocking facts that don’t.
http://inside.org.au/the-fatherhood-myth///cdn.embedly.com/widgets/platform.js