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August First is the First Black Holiday for Black People
$6.99
December Black Family Holidays
$6.99
Jubilant January
$6.99Read the gut-wrenching accounts from slaves about “Hiring Day” and also learn about the celebrations that came later to mark that same day. January brings so much more to celebrate as the birthday and national holiday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
October African American Ancestry
$6.99There is a lot to learn about our ancestors in researching the truth about our past. It provides us with a historic framework that we may press forward in the future. Join us this month as you learn what valuable information is available in the U.S. Census and Freedmen’s Bureau Records. There are easy ways to unlock the intricate web of information that is freely available.
Our Ancestors Have Their Eyes Upon Us
$6.99The eyes of our ancestors are upon us and we are on a special stage to make sure our thoughts, words, and actions leave a lasting legacy for our benefactors. This workbook accompanies a short course that is designed to help navigate the genealogy landscape to unearth great family finds. The GGGS team designed course materials that will prompt a fresh approach to research genealogy and other ancestry details.
Out of Sight: An Introduction to Unearthing Your African American and Afro-Caribbean Genealogy
$6.99The goal of this e-book is to help you efficiently navigate through the challenging and lengthy genealogy searches for African American ancestors. Patience is a virtue for researchers on this journey. The intriguing stories about our ancestors who overcame huge obstacles to allow us to thrive will surely inspire you as a researcher. It is a good time to be a researcher of African American genealogy.
Recipes For Success
$6.99There is so much to learn about our ancestors based on their recipes, food purchases, cooking styles, and the assemblage of family members and friends around the dinner tables. Take the recipe of hot water cornbread fried in cast-iron skillets.
September Laboring Day
$6.99This month, the United States holiday of Labor Day is recognized. In honor of working people, the Good Genes Genealogy Services duo provide interesting content about how African American labor was regarded in relation to all other workers.