@JelonAlexander @allcurledup For those wondering what we do let me explain.AfroRoots DNA offers the only genetic ancestry test that helps our community find how individual African ethnic groups are a part of their total heritage.We look at your entire family tree to do so, and are Black owned and operated.
@DeonteFord1 Soon! Right now we're focused on a DNA upload product that allows customers who have already taken another test to not have to buy another. It's been a challenging process both for the members on our team personally, and technologically - but will be ready soon
Once again, Black people have proven to be the Democrats' most reliable voter base.
However, Black folks only make up 12% of the people that voted. We as a whole made up roughly 1/3 the amount of yt women voters, for instance. (๐งต):
2/ Here's the point: if we can all get on the same page on a set of issues/non-negotiables, then both parties wouldn't be able to continue to use us (the people who built the USA) as a political hockey puck.
1/ A common perception I hear is that "we don't have anything to show for our dedication to the Democrats."
In my opinion, it's because our interests are too scattered: we all want to be safe, but beyond that - there isn't a set of values we can all truly say that we agree on.
We meet here today not as Ghanaians, Guineans, Egyptians, Algerians, Moroccans, Malians, Liberians, Congolese or Nigerians, but as Africans. May we as a people never forget our shared past, present & future. May we continue to imbibe the spirit of Pan-Africanism #AfricaDay2021
West Africans built in stone by 1100 BC. Evidence In Tichitt-Walata region of Mauritania shows โlarge stone masonry villagesโ that date back to 1100 BC consisted of roughly circular compounds connected by โwell-defined streetsโ found by Archeologist
This Ishango bone is old, but the oldest "mathematical artifact" currently known is much older. The oldest is a piece of baboon fibula with 29 notches. It was discovered in Belgian Congo. #Archaeology#BlackHistoryEveryMonth
Nsibidi is a system of ideographic writing or symbols indigenous to what is now southeastern Nigeria. Nsibidi was divided into a sacred version and a public, more decorative version which could be used by women. Nsibidi was used to decorate the skin, calabashes, sculptures.#Igbo
@Pearls_Peacocks @Truly_Tiiny@CrownBrown1@JelonAlexander @allcurledup Hi, please send us an email and we can look into where you are in the process. There have been delays with the USPS due to short staffing, which might be an issue, but the easiest way to check will be to look into it for you.
@kwuchu We are Black owned and operated (from scientists to software developers,) and offer the most in-depth results for people of African descent!
Here you can see one of our early adopters reviewing our product, and her results!
https://t.co/fEUHWGqBAX
@kwuchu Hello! If you can, we suggest getting your raw data from the company. Then you should consider uploading it to our Raw Data Upload feature - so that we can give you more targeted results