Melungeon Voices S2 E7 – Dr. Arwin Smallwood
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- UPDATED: 8.10.2025
- status: to be worked, high-priority
- American History, Melungeons, Black History, Indigenous History, Mixed Ancestry Peoples, Origin Theory, History, Populations, Race+Ethnicity, Research, Regional
- colonial America
date:
10.29.2021
length:
32 min
podcast:
presenter:
producer:
Lis Malone (Lis Malone LLC)
host:
Heather Andolina (MHA President)
guest:
Dr. Arwin Smallwood
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description:
Last, but certainly not least, we present a compelling discussion with one of our prominent speakers from this year’s MHA Union Conference. Dr. Arwin Smallwood is Professor and Chair of the Department of History and Political Science at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University in Greensboro. His research primarily focuses on the relationships between African-American, Native-American, and Europeans in Eastern North Carolina during the Colonial and early Antebellum period. Wrapping up our second podcast season, in this final episode, Dr. Smallwood and I go into detail on the interrelation between European, African, and Indigenous people. Or to those who attend the this year’s virtual MHA Conference, the interrelation between the Lost Colony of Roanoke, the Tuscarora people, and the Melungeon people.
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