Nicka Sewell-Smith (@neeksmith) 's Twitter Profile
Nicka Sewell-Smith

@neeksmith

Pro genealogist. Lover of bacon, golden era hip hop. She/Her. 7th gen. who-rider. Citizen of the Cherokee Nation. Opinions = mine. 💕💚

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The Tie-Dye Genealogist (@lefty_juggler) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This story captures the thrill of actually doing genealogy brilliantly. You'll remember when you first started, too. Well worth a listen!

The Citing Slavery Project (@citingslavery) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tomorrow marks 158 years since slavery ended in the U.S., but the legal cases enforcing slavery are still used as good legal precedent by lawyers and judges today. Spend a few minutes tomorrow learning more about this trend at citingslavery.org. #Juneteenth #Juneteenth2023

Cherokee Nation (@cherokeenation) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Principal Chief Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. gathered with Cherokee Nation leaders and citizens at the Cherokee National History Museum in Tahlequah to celebrate #Juneteenth! 💜 Chief Hoskin signed a proclamation observing today — June 19, 2023 — as Juneteenth in the Cherokee Nation.

Principal Chief <a href="/ChuckHoskin_Jr/">Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr.</a> gathered with Cherokee Nation leaders and citizens at the Cherokee National History Museum in Tahlequah to celebrate #Juneteenth! 💜

Chief Hoskin signed a proclamation observing today — June 19, 2023 — as Juneteenth in the Cherokee Nation.
Rebecca Nagle (@rebeccanagle) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Enslaved people in Cherokee Nation achieved their emancipation by a legislative act in 1863 & were guaranteed citizenship in our tribe by the Treaty of 1866. The history of slavery in Native nations, why often left out, is an important part of the story of slavery in the U.S.

Richard Geduldig (@richardgeduldig) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I highly recommend listening to this compelling issue of Radiolab, in which alex neason 🐆 and genealogist Nicka Sewell-Smith trace her family’s history and the origins of her last name. At moments, I just stood silently, listening and absorbing. Bless you.

The Citing Slavery Project (@citingslavery) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It’s been 158 years since Juneteenth, yet lawyers and judges still cite to slave cases for good legal precedent. The Citing Slavery Project provides a database of all slave cases, and the modern cases that use them for precedent. #Juneteenth2023 #Juneteenth

It’s been 158 years since Juneteenth, yet lawyers and judges still cite to slave cases for good legal precedent. The Citing Slavery Project provides a database of all slave cases, and the modern cases that use them for precedent. #Juneteenth2023 #Juneteenth
Aaron L. Morrison (@aaronlmorrison) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW: My The Associated Press dispatch from Charleston, South Carolina. “At International African American Museum opening, a reclaiming of sacred ground for enslaved kin” apnews.com/article/864528…

Prince (@prince) 's Twitter Profile Photo

On this day in 1984, Prince and The Revolution released their iconic soundtrack Purple Rain. The album received 2 Grammys, 3 American Music Awards, 2 Brit Awards, and an Academy Award for Best Original Song Score, and the album remained at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 for 24 weeks.

On this day in 1984, Prince and The Revolution released their iconic soundtrack Purple Rain. The album received 2 Grammys, 3 American Music Awards, 2 Brit Awards, and an Academy Award for Best Original Song Score, and the album remained at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 for 24 weeks.
Last Seen Project (@infowantedorg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#OnThisDay in 1866, James Haskins wanted to find his son of the same name. The young James Haskins, 17-years-old, had gone off with the Union Army in May 1865. #lastseenproject #BlackHistory #BlackGenealogy #DigitalHistory NHPRC

#OnThisDay in 1866, James Haskins wanted to find his son of the same name. The young James Haskins, 17-years-old, had gone off with the Union Army in May 1865. 
#lastseenproject #BlackHistory #BlackGenealogy #DigitalHistory <a href="/NHPRC/">NHPRC</a>
Nicka Sewell-Smith (@neeksmith) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Back in the day, they would mix donor sperm with the parent’s sperm so no one would know which one actually took. So, do with that what you will. 🥴

AAHGSATL (@aahgsatl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Nicka Smith Nicka Sewell-Smith will share how to Create/Develop Genealogy Presentations to present to any audience. This is a MEMBERS ONLY event. Don't miss this event, join our genealogy society today! Visit our website aahgsatl.org/membership or email us at [email protected]

Nicka Smith <a href="/neeksmith/">Nicka Sewell-Smith</a> will share how to Create/Develop Genealogy Presentations to present to any audience.  This is a MEMBERS ONLY event.
Don't miss this event, join our genealogy society today!  Visit our website aahgsatl.org/membership or email us at aahgsatlanta@gmail.com
AAHGSATL (@aahgsatl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Nicka Smith Nicka Sewell-Smith will share how to Create/Develop Genealogy Presentations for any audience. This is a MEMBERS ONLY event. Don't miss this event, join the AAHGS Metro Atlanta Chapter today! Visit our website aahgsatl.org/membership or email us at [email protected]

Nicka Smith <a href="/neeksmith/">Nicka Sewell-Smith</a>
will share how to Create/Develop Genealogy Presentations for any audience.  This is a MEMBERS ONLY event. Don't miss this event, join the AAHGS Metro Atlanta Chapter today!  Visit our website aahgsatl.org/membership or email us at aahgsatlanta@gmail.com
Dr. Keisha N. Blain (@keishablain) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“The newly-opened International African American Museum in Charleston, South Carolina, aims to honor untold stories at one of America’s most sacred sites. That effort involves excavating the past through genealogy.” pbs.org/newshour/show/…

UK Arts & Sciences (@ukarts_sciences) 's Twitter Profile Photo

More than 77,000 pages of Fayette County’s historical records are now digitized and publicly accessible online, thanks to a project led by UK’s Commonwealth Institute for Black Studies' Central Kentucky Slavery Initiative. Click here to learn more! bit.ly/46dTefe

More than 77,000 pages of Fayette County’s historical records are now digitized and publicly accessible online, thanks to a project led by UK’s Commonwealth Institute for Black Studies' Central Kentucky Slavery Initiative. 

Click here to learn more! bit.ly/46dTefe
Jeanne Sparrow (@jmsparrow) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth on the #FearlessAuthenticity pod thru our family stories... my genealogist cousin Nicka Sewell-Smith joins me to talk about the power in our roots. Subscribe on your favorite platform to get every #newepisode when it drops! ow.ly/ZW7P50QGFMx