Researcher: Melungeons don’t deny ancestry

by GLENN GANNAWAY • Staff Writer

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Melungeon researchers Arwin Smallwood and Julie Williams Dixon stress the importance of celebrating unique cultures and helping keep them alive. PHOTO BY GLENN GANNAWAY.Click Hereto order photo reprints

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