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Adopted Black Woman Uses Ancestry DNA to Find Family
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February 28, 2022
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1:48Now PlayingFamily history connects Black people to the American narrative and the fabric of this country. They are stories of strength and survival, and if we are lucky, unlock mysteries, we just have to search for them.
In 2008 Karen Faustin found out she was adopted. She gave up finding her biological family for years until her adopted mother died. Faustin turned to DNA ancestry and connected with two cousins. She was able to reunite with her biological father.
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