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Crump said that just as African-American forebears fought for this generation, today’s Blacks have to agitate on behalf of the generations to come.
Source: https://afro.com/leaders-demand-justice-and-equal-rights-for-black-citizens-at-march-on-washington/
He is always in conversation with his forebears and contemporaries, mindful that literature is a giant web and his own work has a long ancestry and living relatives.
However, what is so groundbreaking about the DNA study is that Native Americans appear to have been a mixed group, having ancestors directly from Western Eurasia as well as the forebears of those who are now living in Eastern Asia.
Source: https://greekreporter.com/2023/11/05/dna-native-americans-western-eurasia/
Is the final Ford Focus in for a fitting send off almost 30 years in the making, or will it, like its millennial contemporaries, slide into irrelevance alongside its Gen X and Baby Boomer forebears?
It’s also the land of my own forebears, and where my father, uncles, aunts and cousins grew up.
It was almost 135 years to the week since his forebears came over from Lithuania in 1888.
They have to prove — to themselves, to their fans, to baseball — that they will not channel their forebears, that success will not be an outlier in Queens, a happy accident.
Source: https://nypost.com/2023/03/30/winning-needs-to-become-expectation-for-mets-not-exception/