Ancestors: Those Who Bless Us, Curse Us, and Hold Us
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The hand of ancestors in our affairs is undeniable. They exist all around us. And yet, the United States does not often use the wordancestor. But ancestors are as active here as they are in cultures that center ancestral presence. By failing to name the ancestors who bless us-as well as the ones that dehumanize us-we harm ourselves, our communities, our country.
As the pastor of one of the oldest Black churches in Washington, DC, William H. Lamar IV has a deep connection to his own ancestors...



