A Dialogue on the Importance and Implications of Using Technologies and Genealogical Methods to Reconstruct an African Identity..

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This conference was a national gathering of scholars, community members, and religious leaders in a dialogue on the importance and implications of using technologies and genealogical methods to reconstruct an African identity.. Hosted by: University of Minnesota Center for Bioethics in Cooperation Wtih Powderhorn/Phillips Cultural Wellness Center Co-Sponsored by Department of Anthropology Academic Health Center Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost · Institute for Global Studies · Humanities Institute · College of Liberal Arts · Consortium on Law and Values in Health, Environment, & the Life Sciences, Department of African American Studies

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