Explore the rich history of Black entrepre neurship through Victor Green's Negro Traveler&rsquo\;s Guide\, commonly k nown as the Green Book. This presentation delves into the cultural signifi cance of these locations during segregation. Using genealogical records an d techniques\, we aim to uncover\, document\, and preserve the stories of these historical sites and the people behind them. Learn about our researc h methods\, preservation techniques\, and the importance of maintaining th is legacy for future generations. Join us in bringing these important piec es of history to life.
\nShamele Jordon is a professional genealogis t\, producer\, writer\, and lecturer. Her biographical highlights include: award-winning TV producer of Genealogy Quick Start\, researcher for the P BS series Oprah&rsquo\;s Roots: African American Lives I and II\, NJ State Library grant recipient\, researching Civil War Burials in Lawnside\, NJ\ ; first-vice president of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania\, facul ty at the Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research\, Athens\, GA\, p ast president of the African American Genealogy Group in Philadelphia.
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