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Charlotte Breed Handy, 57, a direct descendant of a Pilgrim who came over on the Mayflower, stands for a portrait outside her home in Providence, R.I., Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2020. "When I look back on my ancestry to the Mayflower, I do feel a little bit of ambivalence about it. But I also have a sense of pride about it from that side of my family, my dad's side. But I do feel like there's so much left out in terms of history when you follow a patriarchal line back. You're leaving out all the women that were pulled along the way," said Breed Handy. "I think that while it's good to take pride in your own culture and your own, whatever your feeling part of that, you're careful to respect other people's realities and cultures and way of being in the world, because there are a lot of different ways to be in the world." (AP Photo/David Goldman), APTOPIX
2020-09-21
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