Authors: Lawrence Hill
Ferdinand and Isabella (Catholic Monarchs of Spain),
268
Fields, Richard S.,
232
First Blood
(film),
242
First Nations,
200
,
203
,
205
,
206
,
207
,
213
; blood quantum of,
208
; genocide of,
273
; and Inuit,
207
; lost languages of,
215
; and removal/adoption of children,
159
; and residential schools,
160
,
215
,
216
,
273
; and women's status,
209
Fisk, Robert,
80
Food and Drug Administration (U.S.),
114
For Your Eyes Only
(film),
218
France,
227
,
272
; citizenship of,
169
; early blood transfusion attempts in,
29
; Jefferson and Hemings in,
304
,
307
; Jewish children sent to,
291
; and tainted blood donations,
109
,
110
,
111
,
314
; use of guillotine in,
254
.
See also
Tour de France
Francis, Charlie,
122
Freedman, Eve,
157
Freeman, Kyle,
112
Frost, Robert: “Blood,”
66
Furies,
83
Gaia,
82
Gandhi, Indira,
149
Gareau, Jacqueline,
119
Garrard, Mary,
86
Gates, Henry Louis: on Broyard,
296
,
297
; and genealogical testing,
309
,
311
gay blood donors, ban on,
109
; in Canada/other countries,
110
,
112
; and celibacy requirement,
110
,
111
; negative consequences of,
112
; opposition to,
112
,
114
General Allotment Act (U.S.,
1887
),
196
Genesis, Book of,
77
genetic research,
308
; Duster's work on,
311
; Gates's work on,
309
; kits for,
311
; limitations/reliability of,
310
; and mitochondrial
DNA
,
311
genocide,
269
; of Aboriginal peoples,
270
,
273
; Biblical,
272
; as “ethnic cleansing,”
270
; etymology of,
271
; examples/history of,
270
,
271
; of Holocaust,
105
,
229
,
270
,
288
; rape and,
272
; in Rwanda,
270
.
See also
Holocaust
Gentileschi, Artemesia,
85
; and
Judith Slaying Holofernes
,
84
George
III
,
305
Germany,
173
,
227
,
272
.
See also
Holocaust
Ghana: familial (non-kinship) ties in,
164
gladiatorial spectacles,
252
glucose,
6
,
14
,
21
,
32
; and diabetes,
46
,
57
; high levels of,
47
,
61
; low levels of,
58
Goldberg, Whoopi,
309
Goldman, Ronald,
286
Goya, Francisco:
Saturn Devouring His Son
,
83
Grady, Wayne:
Emancipation Day
,
293
Grant, Ulysses S.,
278
Grealy, Lucy,
88
Greene, Belle da Costa,
295
Griffin, John Howard:
Black Like Me
,
300
Grimm, Jacob and Wilhelm,
227
Guillotin, Joseph-Ignace,
257
guillotine, as used in France,
254
Gumilla, José,
190
Guterman, Mark A., Payal Mehta, and Margaret S. Gibbs,
38
Haley, Alex:
Roots
,
136
“Hansel and Gretel,”
227
Harper, Stephen,
184
Harry Potter books (Rowling),
260
,
262
,
265
Harvey, William,
28
Hayashi, Ichizo,
79
Hebrews, Book of,
234
Heller, Joseph:
Something Happened
,
55
Hemings, Betty,
307
Hemings, Sally,
303
; children of,
303
,
306
,
307
; as half-sister of Jefferson's wife,
306
.
See also
Jefferson, Thomas, and relationship with Sally Hemings
hemochromatosis,
24
hemoglobin,
18
,
19
,
24
,
280
; and athletic activity,
20
,
118
,
127
,
132
Herodotus,
25
Hicks, Thomas,
120
Hill, Caroline,
56
Hill, Dan,
3
,
4
,
146
,
187
; health issues of,
57
,
87
; success of,
142
,
148
Hill, Daniel G.,
146
Hill, Daniel G.
II
,
57
,
146
,
276
.
See also
Coakley, Marie
Hill, Daniel G.
III
,
3
,
5
,
12
,
135
,
142
,
146
,
148
,
156
,
186
,
217
; death of,
57
; expectations of,
147
; as Ontario Ombudsman,
58
; and sense of black kinship,
165
; as sports fan,
70
Hill, Donna,
2
,
3
,
12
,
217
; and Narine-Singh case,
185
Hill, May Edwards,
276
Hincapie, George,
129
Hitler, Adolf:
Mein Kampf
,
288
HIV
,
107
; and
AIDS
,
109
,
134
,
138
,
272
; and gay blood donor ban,
109
.
See also
gay blood donors, ban on; tainted blood scandal
Hjalmar (legendary warrior),
165
Holocaust,
105
,
270
; “blood purity” and,
154
,
212
,
263
,
288
,
313
; medical experiments of,
229
; and “passing,” as survival strategy,
289
,
294
; rape and,
272
; saving of children from,
155
,
291
Holofernes (Assyrian general),
84
Holyfield, Evander,
247
honour killings,
80
human sacrifice,
75
; by Aztecs,
76
; by Mayans,
76
; and story of Abraham and Isaac,
77
; by Zapotecs,
76
The Hunger Games
(Collins),
252
hypodescent (“one-drop” rule),
192
,
213
Ibarra, José de,
190
identity,
153
; Aboriginal,
195
; adoption and,
157
,
159
; black,
152
,
156
; Canadian census definitions of,
199
; familial (non-kinship),
164
; Jewish,
152
; Métis,
200
,
212
; step-relationships and,
152
,
157
,
164
Immigration Act,
183
India,
24
,
244
,
149
; blood trafficking in,
229
; and
Komagata Maru
incident,
182
; “sanitary-napkin man” of,
42
Indian Act,
208
Indian Arts and Crafts Act (U.S.),
196
Indian Institute of Technology,
43
Indians.
See
First Nations; Native peoples
induced pluripotent stem cells (i
PSC
s),
96
In Search of Our Roots
(Gates),
309
insulin,
14
,
22
,
93
; and diabetes,
46
,
47
,
57
,
60
,
61
,
138
International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts,
286
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights,
178