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Becoming Melungeon: Making an Ethnic Identity in the Appalachian South by Melissa Schrift published today

The University of Nebraska Press has just published a new study that I hope many of us will be reading and discussing in the weeks ahead.  Melissa Schrift is an associate professor of anthropology at East…

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Top ten states in Google searches for `Melungeon'

As of April 30, 2013 here are the top ten states ranked for searches over the last twelve months:

 

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NYU graduate student in search of recipes from Melungeon communities and families

Justin Kennedy, formerly of Abingdon, VA, is a student at New York University whose current research involves Melungeon history. This flyer provides contact information and details.…

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MHA board consultant Dr. Arwin Smallwood's new article, "A History Long Forgotten"

Those of us who have been fortunate to hear Dr. Smallwood's presentations at Melungeon Unions will find much familiar material in this article published by Oklahoma Humanities this summer, "A History Long Forgotten: Intersections of Race in Early America."  The events calendar has been update to include Dr. Smallwood's June 2013 trip to Canada as…

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Added by Melungeon Heritage Association on October 2, 2012 at 11:25am — No Comments

16th Union Report

 

(Johnnie Rhea and Rose Trent at 16th Union-- photo courtesy of Julie Williams Dixon)

16th Union at the Southwest Virginia Historical Museum State Park

Report by K. Paul Johnson

Every Melungeon Union combines an extended family reunion with a scholarly…

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