The News Review:
- Planet in Peril; Child Soldiers in Sierra Leone; Reaction to Britney…
- Tracing African roots through DNA (cont.)
- Tribalism Destroys the Development of Sierra Leone
Planet in Peril; Child Soldiers in Sierra Leone; Reaction to Britney…
Free with registration – America's Intelligence Wire – AccessMyLibrary.com – Feb 19, 2007
COOPER: Wow, it’s hard. CORWIN: Right here. Especially right here, if you feel the shoulder. I mean, that’s like…
COOPER: It’s like a shell, almost. CORWIN: So when this creature falls — and we feel the belly right there, it’s soft. So, oftentimes, when sloths like this fall, they’ll just fall on their back. And he’ll get up and he’s ready to go. So you’ve learned your lesson.
Tracing African roots through DNA (cont.)
CNNMoney.com – Feb 19, 2007
While these groups may differ socially and culturally, there are people within them who share a common genetic ancestry. " Kittles helped put my ancestry in context. About 30 percent of his clients have Sierra Leone matches, he says, which makes sense, as it’s in the heart of the slave-trading region. Only about 5 percent of African slaves were from what is now Mozambique and Madagascar in the southeast, far from the main centers. With this new information in hand, I now know more about my African ancestors than I do about many succeeding generations. The entire period between when my ancestors arrived (whenever that was) and the early 20th century is a mystery. On my father’s side, I know that my paternal great-grandfather was born in Brooklyn in 1910.
Tribalism Destroys the Development of Sierra Leone
Awareness Times – Feb 19, 2007
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