Kenneth Moton

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News Anchor, WTTG-TV (Washington, DC)

Washington, D.C., United States

Metro D.C.

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Fox 5 DC 6pm & 11pm Storyteller • Consultant • Advisor • Former network anchor and National Correspondent • Speaking inquiries: angele@thestargazergroup.com

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Ancestry uses lost letters to reunite a former slave’s family more than a century later

Jun 18, 2022 |

By Briana Stewart, Kenneth Moton

| WCKQ-FM (Campbellsville, KY)

(NEW YORK) — When Houston natives Kelley Dixon Tealer and her mother Alva Marie Jenkins embarked on the journey to discover their ancestral roots, they had no idea they would soon realize a dream that was more than 150 years in the making. The quest to discover one’s family lineage can sometimes be difficult for some Black people throughout the African Diaspora due to the historical complications brought about by slavery. Finding records can be a daunting task.

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Ancestry uses lost letters to reunite a former slave’s family more than a century later

Jun 17, 2022 |

By Briana Stewart, Kenneth Moton

| WJBD-FM (Salem, IL)

(NEW YORK) — When Houston natives Kelley Dixon Tealer and her mother Alva Marie Jenkins embarked on the journey to discover their ancestral roots, they had no idea they would soon realize a dream that was more than 150 years in the making. The quest to discover one’s family lineage can sometimes be difficult for some Black people throughout the African Diaspora due to the historical complications brought about by slavery. Finding records can be a daunting task.

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Ancestry uses lost letters to reunite a former slave’s family more than a century laterBriana Stewart, Kenneth Moton, GMA

Jun 17, 2022 |

By Briana Stewart, Kenneth Moton

| WTTF-AM (Tiffin, OH)

Getty Images(NEW YORK) — When Houston natives Kelley Dixon Tealer and her mother Alva Marie Jenkins embarked on the journey to discover their ancestral roots, they had no idea they would soon realize a dream that was more than 150 years in the making. The quest to discover one’s family lineage can sometimes be difficult for some Black people throughout the African Diaspora due to the historical complications brought about by slavery. Finding records can be a daunting task.

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